Two e-Books are now available to empower YOU!
Email me at verastruck@mac.com to purchase via Venmo @Vera-Struck. Both books are digital and sent in PDF computer formats.
Living the Sustainable Tiny Life $25.00
Achieving a sustainable lifestyle can be hard physical work and emotionally challenging. It requires character building and shedding layers of consumptive baggage and habits.
At sixty years of age, Vera Struck left the debt culture behind and designed a sustainable lifestyle. Her first step was to design and build a zero-waste, off-grid solar tiny house based on biomimicry.
In this book, Vera charts how she overcame socially, financially and physically daunting odds in her transformative tiny house journey. Included are hundreds of pictures of her Silver Bullet tinyhouse and her sustainable resource choices. This e-book is in PDF format with active links. 2nd Edition.
Living the Sustainable Tiny Life Workbook $20.00
Become empowered to design a sustainable lifestyle from author, Vera Struck, who designed, built, and dwells in her zero waste water-harvesting, solar tiny house on wheels. This workbook will guide you to actualize a life that sustains you in ten exercises.
Whether you are ‘tiny life’ curious, ‘sustainable lifestyle’ curious or just want to reduce your carbon footprint, you can accomplish this in 8-12 weeks.
Benefit from her ten years of workshops, classes and direct consulting in sustainable lifestyle design.
This comes to you in PDF format with exercises and space to record your new journey, if printed.
Comments about Living the Sustainable Tiny Life Workbook:
“This is a wonderful e-book written by Vera Struck. One of the pieces that many often miss is that experiencing a truly successful tiny house experience requires more than simply moving into smaller square footage. A change in lifestyle and awareness is also necessary for the best results. Vera’s workbook takes readers through various pertinent and important exercises that will best prepare them for an amazing new life. It’s obvious that she has learned a lot from her life experiences and making her own move to tiny, so she’s a great author to put this all together. The workbook would have been helpful for us when we got started on our own tiny house and downsizing journey!! “ Andrew and Gabriella Morrison, Authors of the Idiots Guide to Tiny House Designing, Building and Living and Tiny Build Workshops
Comments about Living the Sustainable Tiny Life:
silver bullet tiny house 
Will the book be avaiable on kindle or in paperback?
Being a sustainability consultant, I prefer not to use trees. I am in the process of making a limited edition on recycled paper, will let you know when those come out (maybe an updated edition next year).
I will ask my publication person what a Kindle version involves and get back to you.
Thank you!
I would also like to have a printed book I can take anywhere with/without power since I’m not into technology gadgets. Thanks!!
You can. All you have to do is buy the book and my publishing company, SendOwl will send you a PDF file. You can print that. As a sustainability educator I prefer the e-version as it saves trees and affords the reader the opportunity to click on all the links to enable them to connect directly to all my resources, resources of the building materials I chose, concepts, etc.
My husband and I just met you at the Florida Tiny House Festival, and loved seing your home as an extension of your creative personality! (You’ve met thousands I’m sure, but we are both Hispanic – Cuban- and Mexican-American, which was a little different for the crowd). We’re inspired to work toward our plan of building a tiny home with sustainability in mind. I would also like a kindle version of your book. Maybe I can figure out a way to put the PDF version on it, or read it on my tablet. Thanks for your hospitality and your willingness to educate!
The e-book is my sustainable solution to saving trees. When you purchase it, remember the discount code, FLAFEST, good until tomorrow. You can easily read the PDF file and enjoy the hundreds of pictures on any device, I believe.
Go tiny, eat kale!