Low Cost Living - Live Better, Spend Less
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From the author of the UK's best selling gardening books, Vegetable Growing Month by Month and The Essential Allotment Guide, Low Cost Living is about a lifestyle of practical self sufficiency.

Being frugal is not about being mean or settling for second best - it's about making the best use of your resources and getting the best from your life.

Live Better - Spend Less

When things are tough, we all need to save money and this book will help. Our simple, tried and tested methods will help you to enjoy a better standard of living while saving money and helping the environment.

This isn't a book for dreamers - it's real practical advice that you can use in an ordinary home just as we do.

The chapter list will give you a good idea of what's covered:

• Low Cost Eating
• Beating the Supermarkets at Their Own Game
• Cooking Your Food
• Food Waste
• Storing Vegetables (how to store your harvest)
• Storing & Preserving Food
• Making Your Own Chutneys and Jams
• Baking Your Own Bread
• Making Your Own Butter, Cheese & Yoghurt
• Making Your Own Wine, Beer & Cider
• Food for Free
• Grow Your Own
• Keeping Chickens
• Bees in the Back Garden
• Pets (Save money and have a happier pet)
• Cleaning
• Energy (includes solar, wind and heat pumps)
• Water (Save & Store where it makes sense)
• Transport
• Recycling
• Skills
• Money (Turn a hobby into a mini-business)
• Index

Paperback - 224 pages published by Constable & Robinson

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Comment on Low Cost Living

I love the way this book shows how a less consumerist, more ecological lifestyle can also be more economical. I am also impressed by how it is helpful to those who are new to the concept as well as to those (like me) who are already converted.

It's very well organised and also indexed, so can be read cover to cover and just dipped into when you want information about something specific, and the basic guidance is nicely laced with interesting facts and background information.

The first half is all about food, (including recipes), and the second half covers the other aspects of our lives where savings can be made, and the environment treated a little more respectfully.

I am sure that anyone buying it will save the (minimal) cost of the book many times over by following the advice within it!

S Robb

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This fantastic book guides you through the simple way of living your life at a low cost! There is NO fancy, fluffy talk just straight forward information. Easy read, easy to use, just pick it up and away you go! If you havn't got this book you should get it!!

If you have not got this book, you should get it for your family!!!!

Mrs S Collett

Excellent - easy to read and extremely informative! From someone who loses interest part way through most books - that's one heck of a compliment! Would highly recommend. We are looking to move to France and becoming self sufficient - this book will definitely help. I bought the author's other books - all very well written

K D Taylor

Since buying this book, I have bought another 4 for my children and step children, and recommend 'soap nuts' to anyone whether it be for economic purposes or because you want to be more environmentally friendly or because you'd like to help the third world farmers who grow and harvest them!!

Mrs A Clarke

John Harrison is building a name as a writer of good common sense guides to living in the twenty first century.

This, his third book, expands on his 'grow your own' philosophy towarsds sensible self sufficency not in the good life doing without way but in a cut costs to live better manner. An excellent read and common sense advice well worth the cover price.

Timothy Wakefield