Recession $urvival Guide: Low-Cost and No-Cost Strategies to Spend Less, Save More Review

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(More customer reviews)I thought I had done everything possible to cut costs - and then I picked up Campbell's book! Her personal experiences coupled with her vast knowledge of living simply truly made a difference in my life and to my bottom line. I loved her suggestions for children's furniture - and the way she couches her tips with delightful, honest accounts from her own life. And a blog for more ideas - genious! I'll be looking for more titles from this author - and visiting hardtimesamerica.blogspot.com!

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The Recession $urvival Guide provides practical, low-cost and no-cost solutions to save you hundreds of dollars each month on everyday expenses.A special SHOW ME THE MONEY chart lets you track your personal spending.Chapters are keyed to your chart, so you can flip right to where you want to start saving.This book is an easy guide to help you manage your money!

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Living Cheap & Loving It, Tomatoes in the Flower Bed Review

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(More customer reviews)Living Cheap and Loving It, tomatoes in the flower bed
What a perfect book for these financially troubled times.
The author, Carrol Wolverton along with several contibutors, has written a simple cost cutting handbook with tips from A to Z.
She gives information about everyday household, money saving ventures-- from energy saving light bulbs to using the microwave to cut down on the energy used to cook your food.
Did you know that you can save energy by using the right size burner for the size of your pan?
I was surprised that so many people would throw out a shirt or blouse that has a missing button, when there is a perfectly good button sewn onto the hem, just waiting to be sewn on.
The author suggests washing small batches of clothes or dishes by hand.
Anything you can provide for yourself, from gardening to home improvement will cut your cost of living and make a smaller impact on the environment.
Jill Ammon Vanderwood
What's It Like Living Green?: Kids Teaching Kids, by the Way They Live


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A simple, fast reading self-help question and answer guide designed to help you reduce living costs and get rid of any debt load. Tired of the cost of expensive cleaners? Make your own. Paying too much for transportation and living costs? What can you change? Expenses outstripping your income? Food costs off the wall? Easy, cheap, and delicious eating can be yours. Develop your plan to increase income and cut those costs. This little book tells you how.

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