Comparing the SAS Survival Handbook and SAS Survival Guide? Both books by John ‘Lofty’ Wiseman cover essential survival skills, but their size, format and intended use differ. This practical comparison looks at what each offers, which is better for beginners, and which deserves a place in your emergency kit.
Just in Case by Kathy Harrison is a practical, family-focused preparedness book covering food, water, communications, evacuation and greater self-sufficiency. This review looks at its strengths, limitations and how well its American advice translates to UK households, particularly for beginners building a more resilient home.
Discover the best books for preppers in 2026. This updated guide features 26 essential survival, medical, bushcraft and self-sufficiency titles available on Amazon.co.uk, helping you build a reliable prepper library for long-term resilience.
The Prepper’s Blueprint by Tess Pennington offers a practical, step-by-step approach to preparedness, covering everything from short-term emergencies to long-term self-reliance. This review looks at its strengths, who it suits best, and how useful its US-written advice really is for beginner and intermediate preppers in the UK.
Is Bushcraft 101 worth buying for UK preppers? This concise review examines Dave Canterbury’s beginner-friendly guide, its practical strengths, North American limitations and relevance to British readers. Discover who will benefit most, where it fits within wider preparedness, and whether it deserves a place in your survival library.
Is the SAS Survival Handbook still worth owning? This balanced UK review examines what the book teaches, where it shows its age and whether it is useful for preppers, campers, bushcrafters and complete beginners.
In this Prepper Supplies and Survival Guide book review, we’ll take a look to see how useful it is to UK & worldwide preppers.
The 1973 movie Soylent Green tells the story of a dystopian New York City set in 2022. Now that it’s 2022, what did Soylent Green get right?
