Emergency Essentials: Tips for Preparedness

by Larry Barkdull

Quick and easy-to-use information on food storage, first aid, and emergency preparedness to safeguard your family. Topics include how to store and treat water, the basics of first aid, and how to prepare for weather-related emergencies and disasters. Each section contains valuable information, insights, and how-to tips on creating a customized preparedness plan for you family.

208 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 1, 2003

About the author

I am a longtime publisher and writer of books, music, art and magazines. My most recent books are Priesthood Power–Blessing the Sick and the Afflicted and Rescuing Wayward Children. I have just completed a major 5-book doctrinal series called The Three Pillars of Zion, which was announced August 2009. I have created two Facebook groups called, “Rescuing Wayward Children” and “Three Pillars of Zion–Becoming a Zion Person.”

For nine years, I owned Sonos Music Resources and published the Tabernacle Choir Performance Library, and I was also the owner and publisher of Keepsake Books. Combined, I have published about 600 products for numerous authors, composers and artists. I founded two non-profit organizations: The Latter-day Foundation for the Arts, Education and Humanity (to promote LDS arts), and Gospel Ideals International (to promote the gospel of Jesus Christ on the Internet). My wife, Elizabeth (Buffie), and I have been married for 38 years we have ten children and 15 grandchildren. We live in Orem, Utah. Visit me on Facebook: “Larry Barkdull”

from http://www.larrybarkdull.com/about-me

Reviews

[Liz]

This book covers it all from short term emergencies to long term food storage and water storage needs. Read it and get prepared. It's amazing how just a little at a time adds up. You don't have to do it all at once just get started now.

[Diana · Rating 4 out of 5]

Lots of useful stuff. But also very overwhelming. Side note: Larry Barkdull is in my ward.

[Eric Allan · Rating 3 out of 5]

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