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Full disclosure, I am an affiliate for the Bundle of the Week program. You’ll always see the bundle of the week banner on the top of my posts. BUT I do not always blog about it. In fact, I rarely blog about the products. UNLESS of course, I come across one that I feel strongly about.
This week is one of those weeks, ladies and gents. Going GREEN. It’s a topic near and dear to my heart. I have written about my passion for green living (and overall better living!) in several posts before, for example, my post on Earth Day 2013 and my post about Conscious Box.
I’m sure at some point I’ve talked about how much living in Europe impacted my thoughts on recycling. In Germany, for example, you get fined for NOT recycling. The trash cans there are smaller than most recycle bins here, but we had enormous recycle bins to put out each month. Almost everything can be recycled.
Living this way changed me forever. I recycle everything I can now. They pick it up on Fridays, and usually, by Sunday our recycle bin is full again! It’s important to me because I can visibly see a landfill just outside of our city that is growing and growing and growing. If I can do something small to help slow down the damage we are inflicting upon our earth, I will.
But recycling is only one part of living green. I have made many small, easy changes in my lifestyle to benefit our family and our environment. We put SO MUCH CRAP into our bodies as well as into the environment. I don’t want to be the cause of my children having cancer when they are in their twenties.
And that’s why I wanted to share this weeks bundle. I purchased it and can’t wait to dig into these books.
Read on…
Going green can be overwhelming — researching various topics, deciding where to start, figuring out how to actually make the changes — but this bundle was designed to offer you practical resources no matter where you are on your journey. Discover the secrets to making your own cleaning supplies and personal care products (and save money in the process!). Learn to live seasonally. Explore home remedies and the role that detoxing, diet and other physical activities play in your family’s health.
This week only, you’ll get all 5 ebooks for almost 80% off!
And now you can choose between the PDF, Kindle or ePUB versions of the ebooks in each bundle. Select your format at checkout!
Common Sense Health by Laurie Neverman
In Common Sense Health, Laurie walks you through a simple, common-sense approach to taking better care of yourself and your family. Offering a “back to basics” toolbox to help you improve your health, she shows you how to start today without a big investment or complicated format. Walk through these three stages and gain control of your health:
- Detox: Things you can do to remove toxins from your life. It’s tough to heal when your body is full of garbage.
- Diet: Healthy eating choices, focusing on nutrient dense food. You are what you eat – make it count!
- Physical Activities: Go beyond exercise to activities that have been used by holistic practitioners, such as oil pulling and barefoot therapy.
Simple & Natural Green Cleaning Guide by Stacy Karen
The Simple & Natural Green Cleaning Guide offers practical information to get you started on your green cleaning journey. Stacy shares recipes for natural all-purpose cleaners as well as quick and easy cleaning solutions for the most common cleaning tasks, from bathrooms and kitchens to cutting boards and natural air-fresheners. With this ebook, you’ll be able to get started making your own cleaners today!
Mother’s Little Herbal Helper and Home Remedies by Natalie Vickery
Whether you’re just starting out with herbs or merely interested in learning about tried and true herbal and natural remedies for your family, Mother’s Little Herbal Helper and Home Remedies is the book for you. This book includes over 50 home remedies as well as information on prevention, nutrition, plant medicines, making herbal preparations and much more. This is an ebook you’ll reference again and again!
The Homespun Seasonal Living Workbook by Kathie Lapcevic
Living a seasonal lifestyle has been part of the human experience since the beginning of time; however, our modern lives have disconnected many of us from the natural rhythms of earth’s seasons. In the Homespun Seasonal Living Workbook, you’ll find 12 weekly lessons to help you make seasonal living a priority. The lessons can be used and repeated in each and every season to help you achieve your goals and live a seasonal life in your home and with your local community. This workbook is perfect for the novice and experienced alike.
My Buttered Life {Personal Care} by Renee Harris
Discover simple, effective personal care products for the whole family from the experts at MadeOn Hard Lotion. With recipes for facial cream, deodorant, solid perfume, hair butter (plus bonus beard conditioner), and black toothpaste, this is the perfect collection to get you started. In addition to the recipes themselves, you’ll find instructional videos, a guide to customizing your scents with essential oils, tips on buying ingredients as well as a cost analysis and troubleshooting tips!
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The Dose of Reality says
January 24, 2014 at 10:36 amThis is awesome. We are good recyclers, but I feel like I miss a lot of green opportunities. It can be so overwhelming to know what to do and where to turn to figure it out. There’s just so much info out there. These books look like the *perfect* place to start! Yay! Thank you!! –Lisa
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katbiggie says
January 24, 2014 at 12:28 pmThank YOU for checking them out! And it really is amazing how many really easy steps you can take to make your life more green. For example, I just started cleaning my kitchen floor with vinegar and water. No toxins. Don’t get that lemony fresh smell, but hey, light a candle! 🙂
Janine Huldie says
January 24, 2014 at 10:39 amI am huge believer in recycling here, too. So, thank you so much for sharing. I think the first title totally sounds intriguing to get myself and family healthier and will have to try to take a look at now. Thanks Alexa 🙂
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katbiggie says
January 24, 2014 at 12:27 pmI hope you do! It’s a great deal for the amount of information you receive!
Tamara says
January 24, 2014 at 10:41 amBonus beard conditioner? That’s kinda awesome. They all sound good, but I’m intrigued by “My Buttered Life.” And even though it was still America, I was shocked by how different recycling was in San Francisco. So much more hardcore than the Northeast. And I live in a VERY green part of the state, and still, SF would be pointing and laughing at this town.
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katbiggie says
January 24, 2014 at 12:26 pmI know there are some wacky things out there! We are finally just getting on board with true recycling in South Carolina, but a small part of me still dies when I see the huge amount of recyclable goods in the garbage cans!
another jennifer says
January 24, 2014 at 3:03 pmLike Tamara, I was also intrigued by My Buttered Life. Ha! We are big on recycling and recycle way more than we throw away. We also compost a lot. Today was recycling pick up day. It’s always a challenge in the winter to get all our stuff on the curb in the ice and snow without making a mess!
Ilene says
January 24, 2014 at 10:05 pmWould you know – I recently heard of oil pulling for the very first time!
There is so much more I could be doing – and would like to do. Recycling, herbal remedies, you name it. Thank you for all of these great books and guides to help those like me who want to be educated.