Description

Everyone begins somewhere, especially with disaster preparedness. In 52 Prepper Projects, you’ll find a project for every week of the year, designed to start you off with the foundations of disaster preparedness and taking you through a variety of projects that will increase your knowledge in self-reliance and help you acquire the actual know-how to prepare for anything.

Self-reliance isn’t about building a bunker and waiting for the end of the world. It’s about understanding the necessities in life and gaining the knowledge and skill sets that will make you better prepared for whatever life throws your way. 52 Prepper Projects is the ultimate instructional guide to preparedness, and a must-have book for those with their eye on the future.

“A great assortment of do-it-yourself projects to learn self sufficiency . . . [It] gets my highest recommendation. Buy it. Add it to your prepper library” (Prepper Next Door).

Author Note:

This is my most popular book, it was also pretty fun to write. This style of one project a week lended itself to spin offs most obviously 52 Prepper’s Projects for Parents and Kids, but also 52 Unique Techniques for Stocking Food for Preppers which my publisher is rebranding as Food Storage for Preppers: A Week-By-Week Plan for Surviving An Apocalypse.

The idea came from my attempts to learn to prepare cheaply while building my skills. I took projects from my blog and enhanced the instructions while adding pictures.

The premise behind the book was to give weekly projects that build skill while building preparedness.

As I said, I enjoyed writing this. I had a lot of fun going through old posts and projects and deciding which ones to expand on.  Then I got to recreate some of my favorite projects so I could properly photograph the steps.

I tried to keep the projects simple, but still have enough to keep a more advanced prepper engaged with the material. I know in the process I took to learn the basics of disaster preparedness I could have used a book like this – which, incidentally is why I wrote it.