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This Family of Ours

A Keepsake Journal for Parents, Grandparents, and Families to Preserve Memories, Moments & Milestones (Keepsake Legacy Journals)

Illustrated by Sarah Trumbauer
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Stationery & Accessories (Diary/Journal)
$19.95 US
7.5"W x 8.78"H x 0.72"D   | 20 oz | 26 per carton
On sale Sep 21, 2021 | 144 Pages | 978-1-63217-379-9
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Every family has their own unique story: record yours in this beautiful, easy-to-use, keepsake journal, which also makes a lovely gift. Featuring gorgeous papercut designs throughout.

This guided journal will inspire you to capture the stories and details of your family members and your life together through reflections, memories, history, and stories--a keepsake everyone will cherish. Prompts include a mix of short-answer questions, lists, fill in the blanks, and places for simple sketches or photos to create a nuanced portrait.

Contents:
• Family origins • Travel • Pets • Honorary Family • Home • Books • Movies • Songs • Milestones • Work • Education • Fun! • Dreams & Aspirations

Features include:
* Gorgeous hardcover journal with delicate papercut artwork throughout
* Acid-free, smooth paper thick enough to stand the test of time but takes pen beautifully
* Grosgrain ribbon
* Removable barcode sticker 

This guided journal will inspire you to record the unique details and stories of your family to share with loved ones and future generations.
Anne Phyfe Palmer is an entrepreneur, writer, yogi, electric bike commuter, and mother. She left the swampy heat and Mardi Gras revelry of her hometown of New Orleans and founded 8 Limbs Yoga Centers in Seattle in 1996, years before yoga became a household word. With this guided journal, Anne Phyfe takes her passion for self-inquiry from the yoga mat to the written word. She lives in Seattle. View titles by Anne Phyfe Palmer
Sarah Trumbauer is a papercut artist and illustrator living in rural eastern Pennsylvania. Her paper cuts are inspired by long walks through gardens, vintage children's books, and art nouveau patterns. Her work has been featured in international magazines, books, and stationery products. When she's not cutting paper, she can be found drinking tea, daydreaming, and reading mystery novels with her cat, Lucy. View titles by Sarah Trumbauer
How to Use This Book
This book was designed for families of all kinds to record the facts, details, experiences, and plans of their commingled lives. Here are some tips for getting the most out of this journal: 


   1. Designate one person as the main recorder, but find a way for each family member to contribute. 
   2. Keep your journal somewhere accessible to the whole family for easy additions. 
   3. Tackle the group questions on a road trip or a family vacation, or when you have time to relax together: writing takes brain energy, especially writing that involves remembering and making choices!
   4. Skip questions for later if they are holding you up.
   5. Allow your family to take several passes at each section. You might find it helpful to jump around and answer just a few questions from each section in one sitting. 
   6. Use the “More to Know” pages after each section to write more, or to add your own prompts and family information. 
   7. Revisit and add to this journal at least once a year.

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Every family has their own unique story: record yours in this beautiful, easy-to-use, keepsake journal, which also makes a lovely gift. Featuring gorgeous papercut designs throughout.

This guided journal will inspire you to capture the stories and details of your family members and your life together through reflections, memories, history, and stories--a keepsake everyone will cherish. Prompts include a mix of short-answer questions, lists, fill in the blanks, and places for simple sketches or photos to create a nuanced portrait.

Contents:
• Family origins • Travel • Pets • Honorary Family • Home • Books • Movies • Songs • Milestones • Work • Education • Fun! • Dreams & Aspirations

Features include:
* Gorgeous hardcover journal with delicate papercut artwork throughout
* Acid-free, smooth paper thick enough to stand the test of time but takes pen beautifully
* Grosgrain ribbon
* Removable barcode sticker 

This guided journal will inspire you to record the unique details and stories of your family to share with loved ones and future generations.

Author

Anne Phyfe Palmer is an entrepreneur, writer, yogi, electric bike commuter, and mother. She left the swampy heat and Mardi Gras revelry of her hometown of New Orleans and founded 8 Limbs Yoga Centers in Seattle in 1996, years before yoga became a household word. With this guided journal, Anne Phyfe takes her passion for self-inquiry from the yoga mat to the written word. She lives in Seattle. View titles by Anne Phyfe Palmer
Sarah Trumbauer is a papercut artist and illustrator living in rural eastern Pennsylvania. Her paper cuts are inspired by long walks through gardens, vintage children's books, and art nouveau patterns. Her work has been featured in international magazines, books, and stationery products. When she's not cutting paper, she can be found drinking tea, daydreaming, and reading mystery novels with her cat, Lucy. View titles by Sarah Trumbauer

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How to Use This Book
This book was designed for families of all kinds to record the facts, details, experiences, and plans of their commingled lives. Here are some tips for getting the most out of this journal: 


   1. Designate one person as the main recorder, but find a way for each family member to contribute. 
   2. Keep your journal somewhere accessible to the whole family for easy additions. 
   3. Tackle the group questions on a road trip or a family vacation, or when you have time to relax together: writing takes brain energy, especially writing that involves remembering and making choices!
   4. Skip questions for later if they are holding you up.
   5. Allow your family to take several passes at each section. You might find it helpful to jump around and answer just a few questions from each section in one sitting. 
   6. Use the “More to Know” pages after each section to write more, or to add your own prompts and family information. 
   7. Revisit and add to this journal at least once a year.

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