by Kermit Jones, Jr. | Apr 12, 2015 | Gun Safety, News, Philosophy, Review
It’s not often I get the chance to review a book from another children’s author, but today is one of those days! Authors Brian Jeffs and- Nathan Nephew, co-hosts of “At Odds: A Political Talkshow” have written a book that goes in depth about...
by Kermit Jones, Jr. | Feb 28, 2014 | Interview, Prepper Pete, Review, Uncategorized
“Could you use a little help introducing your children or grandchildren to prepping? It’s Prepper Pete to the rescue! Who Is Prepper Pete, Anyway? Prepper Pete is the creation of Kermit Jones, Jr., who has written fun and colorful books aimed at...
by Kermit Jones, Jr. | Feb 28, 2014 | Prepping Children, Review
I recently got the opportunity to review a very interesting book from Kermit Jones Jr. This military Chaplain and father of 4 young children needed to figure out how to introduce the concept of personal preparedness to his daughters without scaring. In this book...
by Kermit Jones, Jr. | Feb 10, 2014 | Prepping Children, Prepping Kids, Review
“The clever illustrations and gentle words helps bring the idea of preparedness to a child without causing strife to those who are unfamiliar with the concept, and encouragement for those who are already preparedness-minded. There’s nothing like a child’s book...
by Kermit Jones, Jr. | Jan 22, 2014 | Prepper Pete, Prepping Children, Prepping Kids, Review
Thanks to Prepper Days for a great review and recommendation! “Kermit helps children understand the importance of making sure that they and their families have back up plans just in case there is ever a natural disaster or other problem. As someone who has...
by Kermit Jones, Jr. | Jan 9, 2014 | Parental Prepping, Philosophy, Prepper Pete, Prepping Children, Prepping Kids, Review
“The books are well written and beautifully illustrated… presents a concise argument for the reasons to prep and follows that up with simple, concrete steps to become better prepared… Bottom line, I liked the book but think it’s content… would...
