Nature Study Bookstore
http://astore.amazon.com/naturestudy-20
Christian Books and Gifts
http://astore.amazon.com/christianbooksandgifts-20
Life: The Journey Bookstore
http://astore.amazon.com/lifethejourney-20
Deborah’s Kitchen
http://astore.amazon.com/deborahskitchen-20
The Gluten-Free Zone
http://astore.amazon.com/glutenfreezone-20
Homeschooling Moms
http://astore.amazon.com/homeschoolingmoms-20
Simple Times Books
http://astore.amazon.com/simpletimes-20
Nearly two decades ago, our family became a one income family in a two income world. We set out on a journey toward frugal living and simplicity that quickly became a rewarding, joy-filled lifestyle.
Through hard work and determination, our family paid off outstanding consumer debt and medical bills, radically reduced spending in every area of our lives—and most importantly, lived to tell about it!
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The Simple Choice book in comparison to Frugal Living for Dummies seems more what I’d like to read. How do the two books compare? I notice that Simple Choice is not available for Nook reading whereas the Frugal Living is?
Frugal Living for Dummies (FLFD) is just that … strictly focused on saving money for people who are new to the idea. A Simple Choice (ASC) has some money-saving aspects, but it’s more about personal priorities and finding ways to simplify everyday life.
And yes, FLFD is available as an ebook now. Unfortunately my publisher for ASC hasn’t made it available in digital format yet … but I’m hoping that will change soon! A lot of people have been telling me they’ve been letting SourceBooks know they’d like to read ASC via Kindle/Nook … so I’m hoping they’ll make it available (but I have no idea when that might be).
~Debi
Thanks for the answer; I look forward to reading your book soon. Jenny