RV Living

The Complete Guide to Becoming an Expert in RV Living - 2 Books in 1

De: David Paul Mills

Narrado por: Layce Gardner

Have you been trying to turn your passion for RVing into a full-time lifestyle?

People all around the world have turned away from conventional standards of living and embraced the call of the open road - living and exploring full time in their RV's all without changing their standard of living.

And now with this book, you can, too!

Often referred to as the bible of RVing, this book contains everything that you need to know about RVing full time. No matter what part of your RV journey that you are on, this book has information that will help you and will give you the answers that you need.

What's in this book:

• How to set a budget for the road
• How to find the RV that's right for you
• The nitty-gritty details about campgrounds that you need to know
• How to manage your finances on the road to maintain a high standard of living
• Basic amenities that your RV needs to have
• How to plan your trips
• What foods you should take
• How to plan for emergencies
• How to pack your RV for long term travel
• And so much more!

This is the ultimate reference book for RVing!

This book will guide you through every step of the RVing process, from picking the perfect RV, to planning your trip, finding the right campground, all the way to dealing with emergencies that may pop up on the road. RVing doesn't have to be stressful. In fact, it should be an exciting and enjoyable experience. Luckily, this book takes the guessing out of planning your new life on the road, so all you have to do is follow the advice inside and get out on the road.

Written by an expert who's been living the RV life for more than a decade, this book an essential reference bible for anyone who's planning to take their life out on the open road.

If you're serious about living the RVing lifestyle, then you need to get this book and get out on the open road today!

©2020 David Paul Mills (P)2020 David Paul Mills

Was written for a 5th grader

I listened to the entire first book, at least part of each chapter. Got to the 4th chapter in the 2nd book and am now returning. Some excerpts: Says that a 5th wheel is good because while you drive the vehicle, the rest of the family can relax in the camper! Also says a toy hauler is a waste if you aren't going to use the garage to store equipment. Never mentions using the garage as an extra bedroom, which many people do. Says to always buy a new RV, never a used one. In one chapter is talks about how to save money to buy an RV by not eating out so much. Also says to ask family and friends for money to buy an RV. When Book 2 starts, the first 2 chapters are redundant of information in Book 1. Chapter 3 of second book says you will need trash bags (Duh). Chapter four delves into why you should plan and the health benefits of planning. I did not find these books helpful at all. And at one point it is talking about all the wildlife you can see when driving an RV, one of the examples was tigers!. Where can I see a tiger while driving an RV? And a lot of one of the earlier chapters in Book ! spends a lot of time on electrical uses in Europe. I am returning them.

Basic

This book would be appropriate for somebody who has never camped before. Hoping to find a valuable nugget, I kept listening. I was looking for information specific to traveling in an RV or travel trailer. I found only information that I consider to be common sense.

Best RV book for anyone who will purchase RV

Phenomenal book packed to the gills with any / all which any person / persons should consider - before - I stress the caution the author has written - before purchase of the RV best for one / two / four / more.

I rarely write reviews and when I commit to writing a review - it is because of the audio book just STELLAR as is RV Living
The Complete Guide to Becoming an Expert in RV Living - 2 Books in 1. Already I understand my future RV as in who / what / where / when / why / how - perfection.

Now. Criticism. And not personal as to Ms. Gardner. Her tone of voice / in presentation / of inflection - seems aloof / talks down v talks to and with the listener. Ms. Gardner no doubt is a lovely lady 360 - again - this is not personal - just an observation. She has 118 audio reads - so there - go Ms. Gardner.