A Little Preparation Could Save Your Life!  Are you prepared for a hurricane that turns your home into rubble? An earthquake that leaves you and your family without shelter, food, or water?  A flood that makes your home unlivable? Most people don't want to think about those things - until it's too late. Ted Wright grew up during the Blitz in London and knows about man-made and natural disasters first-hand. He knows that most problems occur after the disaster, not during it. He knows that simple planning beforehand can mean the difference between life and death. 

    This book covers a variety of possible disasters and considers almost any place one might happen to be when it strikes. In all cases, advance planning combined with relatively inexpensive preparations will greatly enhance your chances of survival, whether you are caught at home, at work, at school, or on the road. 

    One need only remember Hurricane Andrew, or the recent earthquake in California, to know that anything can happen and frequently does. 

With dozens of drawings and ideas, including "food torpedoes," quake-resistant shelters, and water-storage trenches, this survival manual will be a life-saver for anyone caught in a major disaster. If you're ever going to consider thinking about disaster survival - even someday - you'll need this book.

288 pages. 5-1/2" x 8-1/2"  Paperback