Creek Stewart Books in Order

Using the wilderness challenges of The Hunger Games as a starting point, Creek Stewart explains practical outdoor survival skills. Illustrated instructions cover shelter, water, fire, navigation, food gathering and improvised tools, connecting familiar fictional situations with techniques readers can practice.

Creek Stewart explains how to prepare an everyday vehicle for emergency evacuation, from storing essential supplies to planning routes and communications. The guide also considers off-road travel, security and alternative transport when a conventional car cannot meet a household’s needs.

Creek Stewart presents wilderness skills for surviving an evacuation or extended period away from modern services. Step-by-step instructions emphasize shelter, fire, water and food, showing how basic equipment and improvised tools can support essential needs when supplies are limited.

Organized around skills that can be practiced throughout the year, this guide addresses survival in varied environments and seasons. Creek Stewart covers basic needs alongside navigation, signaling, first aid and tools, helping readers build familiarity before an unexpected emergency arises.

Creek Stewart shows how familiar objects can be repurposed into equipment for outdoor emergencies. Illustrated projects address shelter, water, fire and other survival needs, while compact kit suggestions help readers consider what they can carry and improvise when conventional gear is unavailable.

Seventeen-year-old Omaha survives with his family in an America controlled by an oppressive world government. When a general threatens his childhood sweetheart, he must leave their mountain refuge and cross hostile territory, relying on inherited wilderness skills to reach her.

Creek Stewart assembles a survival pack intended for situations in which returning home is no longer possible. Emphasizing reusable tools rather than finite supplies, he explains equipment choices and wilderness skills for obtaining food, water, shelter and other continuing necessities.

A small flower named Dandy discovers that its particular gifts can help save a kingdom. This illustrated story connects the familiar dandelions of gardens and fields with a tale about bullying and recognizing the value in others.

River ignores his mother's warnings to pick up the dirty clothes scattered around his room. Beneath the growing laundry, a creature called the Clothesaconda finds a home, turning an ordinary household chore into an alarming problem.

Drawing on his experience building a wilderness instruction business, Creek Stewart outlines a system for turning outdoor expertise into income. The guide connects content creation, audience building, email relationships and product development with the practical challenges of sustaining a specialized business.

This field guide presents recipes for assembling dry and freeze-dried ingredients into portable, single-serving meals. Measurements and preparation instructions help readers plan food for emergency evacuation bags, with options that can be scaled to larger household supplies and different dietary needs.

Creek Stewart explores load-bearing vests as an alternative to carrying an emergency backpack. Comparing available designs and modular attachments, he explains how to organize essential supplies for shelter, water, food, first aid and rescue while considering mobility and practical use.

Creek Stewart explains how to prepare a home for emergencies that require staying in place without reliable utilities. Plans cover food storage, water, cooking, heat, lighting and sanitation, helping households consider the supplies and arrangements needed during an extended disruption.

Creek Stewart and Joe Bassett examine ways to exchange information when phones and internet services fail. The guide covers household communication plans, radio and satellite equipment, and backup power, helping readers compare options for staying informed and reaching others during disasters.

Through forty devotions, Creek Stewart connects biblical stories and outdoor experience with questions of trust, resilience and dependence on God. Reflections on wilderness survival invite readers to spend time in nature and consider how its challenges illuminate their spiritual lives.

Creek Stewart explains how to assemble and use a portable emergency kit for 72 hours away from home. Checklists, photographs, and practice exercises cover supplies, packing choices, and adjustments for children, older adults, people with disabilities, and pets.