This is a great book written by best selling author, Jim Cobb who has authored several of the top selling preparedness books that have hit the market in the last few years.

Most people think that preparing for an emergency is a short lived plan.  However, in “Prepper’s Long-Term Survival Guide: Food, Shelter, Security, Off-the-Grid Power and More Life-Saving Strategies for Self-Sufficient Living”  you’ll see that short-term is not the case.  What if… things did not get back to ‘normal’?  What if… the new normal was a way of life so foreign to us that we were caught unaware?  This book helps to address that with some thought provoking fiction and backs it up with more real life scenarios and planning.

The usual topics of Water, Food, Shelter etc don’t stop with the 72-hour stock up but rather dive deeper and longer term into the future of sustainability.  Have you ever thought of surviving boredom?  What about what you’ll do if you can’t buy new cloths?

There is an entire way of life that our ancestors used to live that did not rely on the systems, conveniences and gadgets that now tend to dominate life as we know it.  “Prepper’s Long-Term Survival Guide”  helps us to think and plan for that historical Deja Vu that may be in our future.

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