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Here's a great one for your library. Build the Perfect Bug Out Bag: Your 72-Hour Disaster Survival Kit by Creek Stewart is a concise, practical guide focused on assembling a functional 72-hour evacuation bag for emergencies. The guide is organized around core survival priorities—shelter, water, tools, and first aid—explaining what to carry in each category and the role each item plays during short-term displacement. Emphasis is placed on redundancy, weight management, durability, and real-world usability rather than brand promotion, making it suitable for both first-time builders and experienced preppers reviewing or refining an existing bug-out setup.

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These four winter growing guides are a practical starting point for anyone who wants to keep harvesting vegetables beyond the summer season. Together, they explain how fall and winter gardening works, with a focus on planting earlier in the year so crops mature during the colder months, choosing varieties that can tolerate frost, and understanding how timing changes by region and first frost date. The guides cover what to plant for winter production, including hardy greens, cole crops, root vegetables, legumes, and overwintering crops, along with general advice on soil health, site selection, and using protection such as row covers or sheltered locations. You will also find quick-reference planting windows, recommended cold-hardy varieties, and month-by-month planting guidance to help match your schedule to your climate. Put these guides in your Homesteading and/or Gardening folders unless you have a specific folder for food related books.