All Booked Up With These Rustic Reads

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The Log Home Maintenance Guide

By Gary Schroeder

Get expert insights from Gary Schroeder of Schroeder Log Home Supply on priority number one: preserving and protecting a log home.

The Family Cabin

By Dale Mulfinger

“Cabinologist” and author Dale Mulfinger explores the nostalgia of a family cabin via an inside look at 37 old and new cabins across North America.

The First-Time Homesteader

By Jessica Sowards

Get an insider’s look and expert advice in this beginner-friendly guide to living resourcefully and expanding your homestead kitchen tools and skills.

Escapology

By Colin McAllister and Justin Ryan

Cabin lovers everywhere will appreciate this book that’s one part style guide, one part lifestyle manual and a complete visual feast of escapes around the world.

The Modern A-Frame

By Ben Rahn

See why the iconic A-frame cabin has captured the hearts of homeowners and vacationers for decades with this thorough photo collection.

The Log Cabin Years

By Cindy Ross 

This personal account of a young couple building a log home from raw trees with no power (and what came after) is an inspiring tale for all readers.

Off-Grid Living

By Zachary Lawson

Perfect for those considering an off-grid lifestyle but not sure where to start, this guide walks you through the planning phase of the process.

The Little Book of Cottagecore

By Emily Kent

Designing a simpler life can be easy with these step-by-step activities to get started at your home, no matter where you live.

From Tree to Table

By Alan Garbers

With practical information from start to finish, you’ll be all set to make your own rustic beds, tables, benches and more from natural logs.

Building With Logs

By U.S. Forest Service

This “Legacy Edition” reprint is packed with expert advice that dates back to 1945 on creating “cabins, shelters, houses and buildings”— all from from natural materials.

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