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Survival: The Ultimate PREPPERS PANTRY Guide for Beginners: Survival - The Best Strategies and Advice You Need to Know to Store Food and Water in Order to Survive a Disaster!
PREPPER Learn Today The Best Prepper's Pantry Strategies for Beginners! This book contains proven steps and strategies on how to stock a successful pantry that will last you through any crisis or survival situation.Disasters are inevitable. They are not always preventable. The best thing you can do to ensure you and your family and friends’ well-being is to be prepared. One of the best ways to do this is through the effective storage of food and water.This book will take you through the process of preparing an operational prepper’s pantry. It will show you the options you have for storing food and water, the pros and cons of these options and how to know if they are right for you. It also outlines some of the basic mistakes that most people make with food storage, so that you can avoid them and be well on your way to building up a stockpile that will be vital in case of any emergency.Don’t let yourself be caught unaware. A well-executed food and water storage plan can make the difference between life and death.Be ready, be prepared and survive.Here Is A Preview Of What You’ll Learn... Water, the Essential Among Options for Staying Hydrated during an Emergency Food, the Key to Long-Term The Basic Elements of Every Prepper’s Pantry A Few Don’ts to Food Storage Mistakes you shouldn't make Much, much more!Download your copy today!
20 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 17, 2015
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About the author
Darren Smith
38 books10 followersDarren Smith is a New York and London based author of contemporary fiction. He attended school in Canterbury and university in Warwickshire before working as an engineer, an analyst at Lloyd's of London and a trading floor consultant at Bank of America and Merrill Lynch in California, before working for the UK Government in the Treasury.
His first book, THE BENDS, was published in February 2006, and his second, SHADOW'S BLISS in April 2006. His third novel, FADE was released in December 2007. His early works are adorned with the art of West Coast underground artists Peter Max Lawrence.
In 2010 Smith published his acclaimed the semi-autobiographical BURNING INDIGO in London, a story of 1994 and the LSE, student life and friendship.
In 2012 Smith's fifth book GOD IN A BOX was released and can be found on all good book sites.
He has written numerous screenplays and was a finalist in the 2011 Fellini Awards, a quarter finalist in the 2010 PAGE Silver Screenwriting Awards and has been placed numerous times in the Bluecat.
He was worked as a script editor and creative consultant for Berry Street Entertainment and the BBC.
He has written four plays: A PICTURE OF TEETERING CROCKERY, and ONE IN, ONE DOWN, ONE OUT (for Chita Rivera/Richard Montoya), KISS ME QUICK and COMMENTS IN RED, a parody of the Communist manifesto.
David Silverman (Wild Thornberries) has written a short version of SHADOW'S BLISS which is currently in production.
A feature length adaptation of SHADOW'S BLISS written by Darren with help from Focus Features producer Claudio Barrientos is subject of negotiations with David Ruiz and Arnie Schlissel in New York.
He is currently in preproduction with Shooting People founder Cath Le Couteur with the adaptation of THE BENDS.
A PICTURE OF TEETERING CROCKERY is currently the focus of interest for a French independent production company.
He is currently working on his time travelling short ONE DOWN with BurstEarDrum Productions and director Sam Dore.
Darren is the founder of the New Bohemians art group in New York City and is an active member of the Dramatists Guild of America.
His first book, THE BENDS, was published in February 2006, and his second, SHADOW'S BLISS in April 2006. His third novel, FADE was released in December 2007. His early works are adorned with the art of West Coast underground artists Peter Max Lawrence.
In 2010 Smith published his acclaimed the semi-autobiographical BURNING INDIGO in London, a story of 1994 and the LSE, student life and friendship.
In 2012 Smith's fifth book GOD IN A BOX was released and can be found on all good book sites.
He has written numerous screenplays and was a finalist in the 2011 Fellini Awards, a quarter finalist in the 2010 PAGE Silver Screenwriting Awards and has been placed numerous times in the Bluecat.
He was worked as a script editor and creative consultant for Berry Street Entertainment and the BBC.
He has written four plays: A PICTURE OF TEETERING CROCKERY, and ONE IN, ONE DOWN, ONE OUT (for Chita Rivera/Richard Montoya), KISS ME QUICK and COMMENTS IN RED, a parody of the Communist manifesto.
David Silverman (Wild Thornberries) has written a short version of SHADOW'S BLISS which is currently in production.
A feature length adaptation of SHADOW'S BLISS written by Darren with help from Focus Features producer Claudio Barrientos is subject of negotiations with David Ruiz and Arnie Schlissel in New York.
He is currently in preproduction with Shooting People founder Cath Le Couteur with the adaptation of THE BENDS.
A PICTURE OF TEETERING CROCKERY is currently the focus of interest for a French independent production company.
He is currently working on his time travelling short ONE DOWN with BurstEarDrum Productions and director Sam Dore.
Darren is the founder of the New Bohemians art group in New York City and is an active member of the Dramatists Guild of America.
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August 22, 2015
Primer of common sense
Very basic. Anyone who is considering prepping should already have a pretty good idea of what is spelled out in this book. Info on quantity and storage of water is useful.
Very basic. Anyone who is considering prepping should already have a pretty good idea of what is spelled out in this book. Info on quantity and storage of water is useful.
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