[Hippocrates_Garden]

Up near the top, would have to be a total classic (in many ways), Robinson Crusoe.

[Squashmania]

It is a dystopian future prepper/homesteader book.

Molon Labe

Unintended Consequences (John Ross)

Any of the Little House on the Prairie books (Laura Ingalls Wilder)

[MaryBeth]

Your first two picks are my husband’s all time favorites.

[NickyPinecone]

I recommend the World Made By Hand series by James Howard Kunstler. It’s 4 books long each takes place in a different season in upstate New York after we hit peak oil and population collapse. He also has a fantastic podcast.

[FourMileCreekFarm]

I really enjoyed this series as well. I am partial to book one but all provide great insights on how things would operate if things fell apart.

[Snafu3]

Thanks for this one (4)! I found them on Audible for free and I’m finishing up my 3rd one now! Not as descriptive as some of them I’ve read, but definitely shows different situations that could arise should it all hit the fan. I also liked that this was a slower fade into the olden days and not just an event. Thanks again!

[South]

One I loved was The Yearling

[Snafu3]

Not so much homestead fiction, but preparedness lifestyle in the event of a collapse type of a thing… Jakarta Pandemic by Steven Konkoly. Where it all began for me, lol He has a whole Alex Fletcher (main character) series, and others as well.

[lianass]

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[sophiacruzht]

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