Tiny House - Book 2: For Micro, Tiny, Small, and Unconventional House Enthusiasts

The Tiny House Book Series is a Kindle format of the Tiny House Magazine a Tiny House Blog publication . In Book 2 the articles from Issue three and four are featured.

Andrew Odom writes about “Child’s Play” where three teenagers step out of the norm and build tiny houses. Andrew says: Tiny house builders all, these three teens are re-imagining the future and building a sustainable existence for themselves; all before they can even vote!

Logan Smith takes on into the kitchen of Tammy Strobel and his tiny house. Logan says: Cooking in a tiny space is a big challenge. Fire safety, ventilation for carbon monoxide and moisture build-up are the primary concerns in small space cooking. Further, when you add the choices of fuels and appliances for the daily task of cooking, the challenge can feel overwhelming. To help Tammy and I decide how to cook in our tiny home we observed our cooking needs and looked for others with similar habits for examples.

Whether you’re buying a tiny house, working with a tiny house designer, or designing your own, knowing how to draw a floor plan will help you communicate your ideas and turn them into a real, workable design. Vincent Baudoin shares with us an article on “How to Draw a Tiny House Floor Plan.

James Cowlin, a nature and landscape photographer, and his partner Barbara Kemp Cowlin, a painter, are partial to teardrop camping on US Route 89. The couple run the website, U.S. Route 89.com and the U.S. Route 89 Appreciation Society and they camp out of a custom 4x8 teardrop they've named The Pod. US Route 89 runs down the western U.S. from Mexico to Canada: from Nogales, Ariz. in the south up to Glacier National Park in the north, and the Cowlin's journeys have taken them to various sites in Arizona, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and Montana.

This and much more in Tiny House Book 2. Purchase your copy today!