As an avid reader, I always have a running list of everything I want to buy on Thriftbooks. They are my favorite online used bookstore and have SO many great deals and titles! Why buy a new book for $30 when you can buy one for much less? ;)
Sections
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Eco Books
Fiction
Cookbooks
DIY and Crafts
Homesteading
Eco Books
As an imperfect sustainable living creator, there's always a few eco books on my wishlist. And I love that I can buy them used off Thriftbooks!
Love the name of it!
Attainable Sustainable by Kris Bordessa
I think this would make a good coffee table book lol
Sustainable Living For Dummies by Michael Grosvenor
An imperfect take on zero waste living
Sustainable Living by Rebecca Grace Andrews
Fiction
I've been getting into fiction a lot more these days… So of course I wanted to include a few on this list!
I love a good cheesy romance… Especially one centered around a cafe or bakery!
The Pumpkin Spice Café by Laurie Gilmore
I grew up in Maine so I love when books have that setting! :)
Maine Characters by Hannah Orenstein
The moose on the cover sold me lol
Any Trope But You by Victoria Lavine
Cookbooks
Spending time in the kitchen is one of my favorite ways to spend the weekend. It is so much fun to try out new recipes! These are a few cookbooks I have been eyeing…
As a beginner canner, I would love more simple recipes!
The Amish Canning Cookbook by Georgia Varozza
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As a pescatarian myself, this book seems full of great recipes!
Veggies & Fish by Bart van Olphen
Looks like a lovely book about having a sustainable pantry
Urban Pantry by Amy Pennington
DIY and Crafts
I've always been a crafter at heart - there's something so special about making something with your own hands.
Reusing, recycling, AND crafts?! Count me in!
Craftcycle: 100+ Earth-Friendly Projects
A great way to stay inspired throughout the year!
The Year of Cozy by Adrianna Adarme
To help improve my mending skills…
Practical Sew & Mend by Joan Gordon
Homesteading
I've always dreamed of having a homestead of my own… So these books help to support that dream! :)
To bring me back to a simpler time…
Back to Basics by Abigail R. Gehring
Sounds like it includes literally everything you could think of!
The Encyclopedia of Country Living by Carla Emery
I would LOVE to learn more about herbalism!
The Homesteader's Herbal Companion by Amy K. Fewell
