Preparing for the arrival of the zombies may seem unnecessary because there are no zombies. But zombie series, films and books are often about different kinds of crises, chaos and disasters. If you are prepared for a zombie attack, then you are prepared to survive most things: power outages, fires, accidents and natural disasters. By thinking that something could happen, we become better prepared. It's called mental preparation and is a very important part of being prepared - not afraid.
The book is full of tips for being prepared both indoors and outdoors. Here are games, practical exercises and memory rules to remember what it was you were supposed to remember. For example, a basic rule: STOP = Stop, Think, Observe, Plan. The most important thing a person has in a crisis situation is not various gadgets, but the brain! In addition, here are some facts about zombies. Because even if zombies don't really exist, it can make the preparations more fun and less scary.
Herman Geijer is a zombie survival expert and has written several books about zombies and survival. He also holds survival courses around the country. In addition, he was the listeners' summer host in 2015 in Summer in P1.
Claes Tovetjärn is a former professional soldier who studied psychology and works with educating children and adults to survive difficult situations.
Elin Jonsson draws for several magazines and was the first woman to draw a Fantomen cover.
Facts about the book:
| LANGUAGE: |
Swedish |
| NUMBER OF PAGES |
85 |
| TYPE |
Bound |
| MEASURE |
150x211x12mm |
| WEIGHT |
270g |
