Elizabeth Kelch

I write, I travel, I hug trees

Living More
Sustainably

A Porch Is No Place
For A Penguin

Things To Know
About RV Life

Everybody
Prays

Rita
Rita
2021-12-09
Living More Sustainably: Tools And Tales To Help You Save Our Planet: Good read on how small changes can lead to big impacts for our planet and our lives Living near the ocean makes climate change much more visible to everyday life. Over the last decade we’ve seen more hurricanes, huge fish kills on the beaches from red tide, wildlife estuaries polluted and/or drying up. The consequences means less fish for migrating birds to eat so less birds return each year, less sea grass for manatees so their population dwindling. If you care about sustaining the planet for ourselves and our children but overwhelmed by “what can I do” this book is for you. Read it to start building little changes into your life. You’ll be amazed the impact you can have.
Rita
Rita
2021-12-08
50 Things to Know About RV Life: With Experience Comes Bravery (50 Things to Know Traveling): Read this before starting your RV adventure We’ve all had them…dreams of setting out on the open road in our traveling home…maybe on vacation with the family…maybe as retirement lifestyle. Whatever your reason for considering RV life, there’s lots to know. This book gives a balanced read on pros, cons, fun and facts ever RVer should know before hitting the open road.
Christi Sperber
Christi Sperber
2020-08-12
Everybody Prays: A collection of prayers for young people and their grownups: Enlightening book I must snort, as an atheist I was hesitant about reading this book, but I found it very insightful and warm hearted. I loved that it gave pens from many different religions. I especially loved the last page where it said that it didn’t matter the name you call God, what matters is that you respect one another’s faith and prayer. I was so happy to read that as I feel the exact way. I also really like learning about other religions and their beliefs and this book helped me learn a lot. I am glad there is a book like this out there.
Elizabeth works to push the boundaries of how she can nurture our environment’s health, going out of her way to reduce her impact on Mother Nature.

Elizabeth Kelch is a woman of broad life experiences, also known as “jack of all trades” and calls it the good fortune of the inquisitive. She is a writer, photographer, traveler, minimalist, treehugging, and sustainabilitarian. Elizabeth writes as she travels, pursuing learning and living in the moment.

This is the book we all need to read and learn from. To make this planet a better place for future generations everyone needs to chip in. And this is the book to help get us started.

Cliff Williams
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