Off Grid Living: The Ultimate Guide On Storage Food, Drinking Water: (Survival Guide, Survival Gear) (Survival Book)

I'd say I dislike this book, but I think that calling this 25 page waste of a tree a book is an insult to authors of serious survival/off grid living/old ways books.I could sum this book up with one sentence..written in the style of the author..."If you want to live off grid you should move off grid."Or "make sure you buy can goods...you need food and those are bestest."Or a direct quote from page 9 figure 2 "A pantry is a good place to store food"(this is actually a quote from the book.)I will be seeking a refund...Don't waste your time or money.But perhaps volume 2 will include a more in depth look at things such as water filtration systems, hunting/trapping (since the authors last name is Hunter), recipes for things such as hard tack (a great survival food with great shelf life, or using animal sinew for cordage...and not a picture of a moldy burger...yes it has a picture of a MOLDY HAMBURGER...I wish I were kidding.Or maybe the special edition of this will be as God intended...written in crayon.

This is not a "book", it is a 25 page pamphlet with very little information that's not already common sense, or available with 30 seconds of Google-ing. If you've never thought about the topic of food/water storage before, this *might* help you, but even then I'd pay maybe 99 cents for it. I consider it a scam product.I wouldn't be so harsh except that it's presented as a "book", which it's not, and it's listed at a price appropriate to a book instead of a pamphlet. It's written in a rambling conversational style that reminds me of a junior high school student trying to pad a term paper. I kind of wonder if that's what it actually is: a kid's school report with a cover put on it...

very low quality with printed pages that you need a magnifying glass to read because the fonts are so small and don't even fill the full-page area and I have 20/20 vision.

The book is like a pamphlet and has terrible grammar. Lot of repetitive statements especially for how small it is.

I used this product to start my fire to boil my water....

Paid $15.00 all together for a pamphlet with information that is common sense!

It’s a little pamphlet NOT a book

No info what so ever