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Comparing Book Sizes for Family History Projects

When it comes to preserving your family history, choosing the right book size is essential! Not only does it dictate the layout of your content, but it also plays a significant role in the overall aesthetic and feel of the final product. In this post, I’ll compare and contrast three popular book printing sizes: Square […]

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Case Study: A Beautifully Crafted Family History Book – From Concept to Creation

In the early part of 2023, I was contacted by a client about creating a book for her dad. We collaborated on the project over the course of three months, and in July the book was accepted into the Saints at War collection at BYU Special Collections. It was a proud moment for me to

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Preserving Memories: How to Digitize Old Family Photos for Your Book

One of the most crucial aspects of creating a family history or life history book is digitizing old family photos. Photographs hold a wealth of memories, and by digitizing them, you can ensure they remain accessible for generations to come. In this post I’ll break down two great options for digitizing vintage family photographs, comparing

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How can I make time for family history books or my memoirs when I’m so busy?

Making time to write your memoirs or a family history book can be challenging, especially when you have a busy schedule. However, with effective time management and commitment, you can find ways to carve out the necessary time for your writing project. Here are some strategies to consider: Remember, writing a memoir or a family

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Does trauma get passed down from one generation to another?

In Susan Cain’s new book, Bittersweet, she briefly discusses epigenetic research and how we pass down trauma from older generations to younger ones. In studies of multiple generations of mice, those who are exposed to trauma can pass down trauma to their offspring and beyond, even if they don’t raise the mice as their own.

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