Lessons Learned A Hopeful Post Apocalyptic Novel
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Lessons Learned: A Hopeful Post Apocalyptic Novel
While a wildfire threatens High Meadow, an uninvited guest sows seeds of dissent. The president arrives at High Meadow with his entourage of bureaucrats and faux-military. Tillie and Angus don’t have time for any distractions as a massive wildfire bears down on their settlement. It will take more than hard work and good intentions to get them through this catastrophe. Martin is leery about sending all of his men to aid those in the path of the fire thereby leaving their borders unprotected. They are most vulnerable in their commitment to help others. Wisp and Nick work the fire lines seeking out people fleeing the raging flames. Only Wisp can find those lost in the heavy smoke, risking his life to bring them to safety. Behind their backs, certain people are questioning every decision. At a time when they most need to work together, the outsiders are creating divisiveness.
From Fiction to Reality
**From Fiction to Reality A Survivalist's Guide to Thriving Amidst Chaos** Have you ever wondered how you'd fare if the world suddenly shifted into a chaotic dystopia, reminiscent of your favorite apocalyptic novel? "From Fiction to Reality" takes the heart-pounding scenarios you've devoured in fictional tales and translates them into practical survival strategies for real life. This isn't just about enduring hardship; it's about thriving and finding opportunity amidst adversity. Dive into the first chapter and discover how fictional scenarios can construct effective survival strategies, letting the stories you've loved guide your preparation for everything from natural disasters to societal collapse. Learn to cultivate a resilient mindset with techniques that transform fear into actionable resolve. In a world where basic needs aren't guaranteed, uncover the secrets of water procurement, sustainable food sourcing, and foraging techniques that echo the journeys of fiction's greatest survivors. Navigate the intricacies of building durable shelters, drawing lessons from both urban and rural fictional landscapes. When it comes to defending your domain, explore defensive tactics and discover how to craft weapons and tools using resourcefulness inspired by survival stories. Communication can become a lifeline in isolation; learn techniques for maintaining contact and building networks without relying on modern technology. Mastering survival isn't just for grown-ups. This guide offers unique insights into ensuring the safety of young survivors, teaching children crucial skills through the lens of their favorite fictional heroes. And don’t forget the role of animals—with guidance drawn from fiction, learn to partner with them for defense, assistance, and sustenance. Finally, "From Fiction to Reality" illuminates long-term strategies that take you beyond mere survival to rebuilding and thriving. Embrace a new era of sustainable habits, resource management, and the crucial leadership dynamics that will be the cornerstone of a new society. Prepare to embark on a transformative journey where fiction merges seamlessly with reality, equipping you with the skills to face any challenge head-on. Embrace the unknown with confidence and creativity!
Hope Nicely's Lessons for Life
'Touching, tender . . . filled with wonderful humour' Sarah Haywood 'A very special book' Katie Fforde The Sunday Times bestselling novel, perfect for fans of Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine and The Rosie Project. My name is Hope Nicely. Why am I writing this book? That's easy. This book is going to change my life. My boss, Karen, says a friend is a stranger you haven't met yet. I think that's right. Veronica Ptitsky and Danny Flynn are strangers, except I have met them now because they 're in my writing class. But I don't want any friends, actually (only dog ones). I have my mum, Jenny Nicely, who says adopting me was the best thing she ever did, even if my thoughts bounce a bit differently to other people's Except when my life does change it isn't because of my book but because something happens to my mum, Jenny Nicely, and she isn't here anymore. And, flip a pancake, I'm not very good at being on my own. Maybe I do need some human friends after all . . . 'A gorgeous, funny, heartwarming read. Leaves you smiling' Ericka Walker, author of Dog Days