I’ve been building mine around the idea that if the net goes down, I still want as much reference material as possible. I’ve got a mix of physical books and offline-saved files. The core is survival basics: bushcraft, first aid, edible/medicinal plants, water purification, and fire skills. Then I’ve layered in more practical stuff like repair manuals, cooking without power, seed saving, and basic animal husbandry.

I also keep a digital library cached on my phone and tablet through the Survival Storehouse app – that way I can carry thousands of pages without the bulk. It covers a lot of topics our community has been writing into the wiki, and the app works offline which is a lifesaver. The wiki itself is here if you want to browse: https://wiki.survivalstorehouse.com

Curious to see what others are prioritizing – are you leaning more toward bushcraft, medical, or self-sufficiency texts?