Re-reviews: Books
Books:
Mycelium
Running
- This is still one of the most fascinating books I've read this
year. Although my morel cultivation didn't work out, I'm going to
keep experimenting.
Edible
Forest Gardens, volume 2 - I'm still incorporating
this book's information into our gardening lives and I rank it right up
there with Mycelium
Running.
That reminds, I wanted to order the first volume in the set from
interlibrary loan....
The
Backyard Beekeeper -
I pored over this book for weeks when we started out with our bees, and
I still dip back into it. A keeper.
The
4-Hour Work Week
- Some books you love at the time, then forget about. This book
was the opposite. At first, I wasn't so sure that I liked it, but
I kept coming back to its advice as we developed our
microbusiness. Now I'm about due to re-read it.
The Good
Life - Bits of this
book keep popping back into my head, though it's not one I'd feel the
need to own.
Letters
from the Hive - A
fun book, but I passed it on and didn't miss it.
Full Moon Feast - Falls into the Letters
from the Hive
category. A good book to check out of the library.
The
Ultimate Cheapskate
- I enjoyed this book at the time, but I honestly can't say I remember
much about it.
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About us: Anna Hess and Mark Hamilton spent over a decade living self-sufficiently in the mountains of Virginia before moving north to start over from scratch in the foothills of Ohio. They've experimented with permaculture, no-till gardening, trailersteading, home-based microbusinesses and much more, writing about their adventures in both blogs and books.
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