Free e-books on saving or making money, October 19

Posted by: DeputyHeadmistress on Friday, October 19th, 2012

It's getting cold in my neck of the woods, prompting some reminiscing at my regular blog over frugal ways to stay warm- and we have experience. more than once we have lived in ancient farm houses where the curtains billowed in the breeze with the windows shut, and water froze in the bedrooms overnight. Brrrrr.

Curling up under the covers with a good book is a cozy way to stay warm, and here are some free ebooks you can read on your Kindle OR on your laptop. It's not, of course, quite so easy to snuggle up to the laptop.;-D

Free downloads at Amazon- you don't need a Kindle. You can download and read from your computer.
Books are free at teh time of posting, but the free status changes quickly. Be careful to check the price before ordering.
I haven't previewed these thoroughly- there's not time to read the book and post it before it's no longer free. I did read the descriptions and the first page or two of about twice as many free books as I've posted here to weed out some that seem to be an obvious waste of time.

More Money in Your Pocket: How to Spend Less and Earn More (Simple Money Smarts Series)

These days, many people are getting pinched from every side. If they're lucky enough to have a job, their rent goes up. If they have a fixed mortgage, their food bill goes up. What can you do to keep more money in your pocket and less money going out of it? This 50-page book will teach you how to spend less and earn more--the two best things you can do to combat rising prices. Much of the book is about cutting spending, focusing especially on cutting where it will hurt the least. The remainder of the book covers different ways you can add extra income each month and mentions several of the many resources available to help you do just that.

The world is experiencing a lot of turmoil these days especially economic turmoil. Uncertainty is in the air. There is no question things are changing rapidly. The old economy is dying as a new one emerges. Charles Dickens put it like this in the first line of his book, Tale of Two Cities, "It was the best of times, and the worst of times."

We all have a choice to make which time it is going to be for us. Many people, even us Christians, have been playing the blame game for far too long. It is time to start taking personal accountability for our own actions. There is Corn In Egypt simply points us back to the principles of God in scripture concerning money.

As Paul the Apostle stated, "If we neglect so great a salvation we will not escape the wrath that is to come." Similarly, if we neglect the knowledge of God concerning our personal finances we are sure to end up in economic destruction at a personal level.

The author takes you on a journey of hope into the book of Genesis to the story of Joseph, son of Jacob. Through Joseph's story he shares a process that can lead struggling saints out of financial despair. There is Corn In Egypt offers the struggling Christian hope of a better economic tomorrow.

Kaylee Cole provides an extensive review of frugal eating in the Art of Frugal: Feeding a Family on a Budget. The average family spends the majority of the monthly budget on meals. Kaylee takes us through frugal tips which cover shopping at grocery stores, coupon use, gardening and much more to uncover and reveal methods to save money while feeding a family with quality food. Kaylee's approach is grounded in common sense and makes the challenging subject of frugal eating easy for the reader to digest. This book is geared towards the every day family interested in saving money while eating well. After reading this book you will be able to save more per month and provide yourself and your family with higher quality meals at home, work and school.
The book has been recently revised and updated to reflect new trends.

Money Saving Emergency Plan - Proven, No B.S. Ways to Cut Expenses and Monthly Bills Quickly and Easily (Great Money Saving Tips)

Money management for real people. Money Saving Emergency Plan offers a no-nonsense, No B.S. approach to budgeting and personal finance. In this book, the average person will discover ways to cut expenses and save money each and every month. Noted speaker and author Dave Ramson steps outside of "theory" and "conjecture" to offer over 500 money saving tips, tricks and strategies that real people can actually incorporate into their daily lives. These are smart budgeting and money saving tactics that actually work, whether you need to cut over a thousand dollars, or maybe just fifty or one hundred dollars, per month from your monthly budget.

The Ultimate Guide To Raised Beds

Using a raised bed is a great way to get started with growing a vegetable garden. But if you’re just getting started, the question is: how to build a raised garden bed?

This book answers the question by providing a variety of methods for constructing a raised garden bed. Written by a veteran urban gardener, the book shares many tips about raised bed gardening, such as:
*constructing attractive front yard vegetable garden beds;
*how to build raised beds with a tight budget;
*shaping a bed that fits more plants per linear foot than the usual rectangular bed; and even
*creating a bed that will self-water and self-fertilize.

From describing the benefits of raised beds, to illustrating efficient ways to design your plantings – including a variety of ways to incorporate vertical supports – this book (50+ pages) about how to build raised beds shows you how to grow vegetables in the most space-, time- and money-saving ways possible.

Going Green with Clean! Homemade Cleaning Products Using Green Recipes

Looking for a simple way to make your own green cleaning products? This easy read not only tells you which ingredients to use (most you already own), but how to put them together. It will save you a ton of money and help you create safe, effective and eco-friendly cleaning products to use throughout your home!

Green Living: How To Live A More Sustainable, Earth Friendly Lifestyle

Green living, the environment, being earth friendly, using solar and wind power - these are all very hot topics in today's society. And thanks to recent government efforts, everyone is trying to learn how to make their own homes and lives more sustainable and earth friendly.

If you're new to the concept of living green... whether you want to learn how to start doing your part for the environment or you just want to learn how to reduce your bills and keep more money in your wallet from month to month, this kindle book is just for you.

Home Canning Like Grandma: Canning in Home & Kitchen, Preserving, Supplies & Recipes Book

Lively Gluten Free Recipe Book (Living and Eating Well With a Gluten Free Diet)

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