Big Veg By Gerald Stratford
Growing Vegetables For Show and Pleasure Big Veg Written by Gerald Stratford Buy On Amazon “A favourite fathers day gift, this is one of…
Sustainable Living Books & Eco-Friendly Products
Our Recommended Eco Living Books & Products
‘We love books’.
Here we provide an overview of the best books. Books that inspire, move and change your life. Books that provide deep enjoyment.
We have thoroughly read each book we review and read several books per week.
We let you know our favourite bookshops and Libraries, and provide buying links to Amazon helping you to source these books where your local bookshop is not handy.
Seasons In The South By Simon Grove
A Naturalists Journey Through 20 Years In Tasmania Seasons In The South Written by Simon Grove With Illustrations by Keith Davis Buy Direct From…
A Family Guide To Waste Free Living By Lauren And…
An Essential Guide For Helping Your Home and The Planet A Family Guide to WASTE-FREE Living Written by Lauren and Oberon Carter Buy On…
A Year Full Of Flowers By Sarah Raven
An Extensive Book of Flower Varieties A Year Full Of Flowers Written By Sarah Raven Buy On Amazon “An enjoyable and insightful book I…
Eating The Earth By Justyn Walsh
Book On The Future Eating The Earth Written By Justyn Walsh Buy On Amazon “A Book to update you on the current global crisis.”…
The Resilient Gardener By Carol Deppe
Best Book On Practical Gardening For The Future The Resilient Gardener Written By Carol Deppe Buy On Amazon “A Book I have read several…
Why We Use Amazon Books
Quite simply Amazon provides a unique offering of books with an easy to use purchase system. This along with reviews, customer ratings and the affiliate program make it a place that offers a transparent system for buying books online.
It does not hype, or force sales and it is ultra reliable, unlike other online stores.
In our case it offers books for sale that are no longer available in book shops – see our favourite book stores below. Books we know will benefit many readers. And it provides a chance, often the only chance, for authors to visibly reach a large audience long into the future.
We also benefit by promoting books. In return we receive an affiliate fee, which provides an income to help keep a small farm going and helps the future.
In a nutshell, the books that are niche in today’s world still have a chance of benefiting the author by making a sale long after they disappear from bookstores. And that’s a good thing.
