Sharing Your Story : New Book Giveaway

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To celebrate the release of my new book Sharing Your Story: Recording Life's Details With MiniBooks (which began shipping last week), my friend Jill at Idea Books For You is giving away 5 copies.


In addition, Jill is offering 10% off Sharing Your Story plus your entire order (excluding shipping) from Idea Books For You. Use coupon Code: ba576d.


To be entered into the drawing leave a comment below and let me know about your favorite minibook project or about one you are planning to create. Comments will be closed at 8pm Pacific TONIGHT (Monday) and the winners announced shortly after.


[Look for the final installment of my Scrapbooking Q & A series to come on Wednesday.]

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  1. christen says…
    08/25/2008

    Your book looks great! One of my favorite mini books is one I did for my mom with photos of her through her life and places for her to fill in. She loves it too.

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  2. Carrie says…
    08/25/2008

    I just finished (last night) the cutest little mini book "7 suits of summer"....somehow my 4 year old daughter ended up with 7 swimsuits, so I did a cute album of all the suits. Sorry I have no blog or anything to share it on ;o( I really need to get with the times!!!

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  3. Gail L says…
    08/25/2008

    I'm planning a minibook to document the birth story and first moments of life of my first baby earlier this year. I want to do this in minibook format as the photos and journaling are quite personal.

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  4. Lisa says…
    08/25/2008

    My favorite mini-book project be the one that I finally get around to completing one day-lol.

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  5. nyjlm says…
    08/25/2008

    my favorite mini-book was of an extended family vacation to the Bahamas- eight adults and five kids. I love the colors, the pictures, and of course, the memories.

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  6. Pam says…
    08/25/2008

    My favorite is my Remember the Dailiness album. Inspired by the book Mittenstrings For God: Reflections for Mothers in a Hurry, it reminds me not to wait for big events to celebrate life, but instead to celebrate the little things that happen everyday. Photos and more info here: http://everydaysnapshots.blogspot.com/2008/07/have-more-fun-project-1-remember-mini.html

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  7. Becca says…
    08/25/2008

    I'm currently working on a mini-book of my trip to Europe this last spring with my mother-in-law and two sisters-in-law. It's a slow process for me but it will be fun to have it all put together.

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  8. Bekka says…
    08/25/2008

    I love minibooks!
    I have two that I am planning at the moment ...
    The first is to record my last few days in my job - I have lots of lovely messages and memories to record and I dont want to forget them.
    The second is a mini book of memories from a friends wedding
    Right - off to play!

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  9. Debbie says…
    08/25/2008

    My next mini-book is about my brother....he passed away last year and asked me to do a memorial book for him to have at his "going away party". I did that and gave it to his wife and now I want a mini version for my family. He was so full of life that it will be fun to capture that in the pages and journaling!

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  10. krista says…
    08/25/2008

    I love making mini books...my favourite one so far...(that is a hard decision). I think the one I made about the process of my husband and I building our first home. It's a nice keepsake now that we have just moved it...I can look back on years journey of how it all began.
    Congrats Ali! Wishing you a wonderful pregnancy!

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  11. jen says…
    08/25/2008

    I always enjoy making mini books after a familiy event and then giving it to someone who was there as a gift. I love going to their house and seeing them displayed. It makes all the effort worth it. Thanks for the new book. I am always looking for new ideas.
    Jen from CO

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  12. Becky Swisher says…
    08/25/2008

    I have just started a mini book project called "THEN and now" Included are pictures when I was young and me now. My daughters when they were younger and now. Photos of things from the past and current favorites. It really is a fun project and tells a great story. Amazing to see the flow of life through such pictures.

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  13. Sally says…
    08/25/2008

    I have soooo many mini books I am planning right now - family traditions, christmas(s), YMCA sports, daily routines and the list goes on. As you can tell I really need your book and can't wait for it to be released. Fingers crossed!!

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  14. Jarie says…
    08/25/2008

    I haven't done a mini album but would like to do one of my DGS's first year in school -
    kindergarten.
    Janet

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  15. melissa says…
    08/25/2008

    Very excited about your new book. Planning a mini book on my son's costumed adventures (he loves to dress up as a fireman, policeman, lately, Indiana Jones. . . so much fun).
    Melissa

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  16. Monica says…
    08/25/2008

    I am so excited to see this book! I just loved Life Artist and know this will be great. My favorite mini album is the one I made recently for my son to help him learn how to spell his name with pictures from our life. The project is at this link below.
    http://withoutfilters.blogspot.com/2008/08/loving-this.html
    Monica

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  17. Carrie says…
    08/25/2008

    I usually do a minibook of whatever vacation we've taken in a year. My biggest scrapbook to date is the result of a 3-week trip to Africa, so I guess that's not really a 'minibook'; I've also done small chipboard books about our camping trips and even a My Publisher photobook (no text, just photos) to document a trip when I was short on time. I love reliving the trips while I make the books. Can't wait for my next one.

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  18. michelle says…
    08/25/2008

    I think that 2 of my favorite mini books are ones that I did on my grandparents marriage and their life on the farm. I have begun doing mini books because I can take photos of an advent or of a certain thing and complete it fairly quickly and have a treasure to share. I would love to have a copy of your new book to gather new ideals.

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  19. Angela says…
    08/25/2008

    The next mini book that I'm planning to make is one for my friend. She's been a wonderful friend and loves when I make her projects. So I'm collecting all the photos of us together from the last 6 years and putting it together for her bday.

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  20. Jessica Ozburn says…
    08/25/2008

    I want to do a mini-book celebrating the individual traits of each of my kids. It's been on my list for awhile now, I just need to start working on it!!

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  21. christine_h says…
    08/25/2008

    My favorite minibook was one I made for my friend Leah before she left to study in Sydney! She loved it too because it had messages from our friends, her siblings, and even included a "bucket list" of new things to try in a foreign land :)

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  22. Cara Sylvester says…
    08/25/2008

    My next idea for a minibook is going to be based on pics I took at our Christmas party last year for our friends. I have some great b & w pics that I am planning on using, along with a Blackboard album. I think it will be mostly pictures, but I like the idea of having friends & family in one little book.

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  23. Lisa Anderson says…
    08/25/2008

    the new book looks awesome! I am working on an acrylic album showing my fave pics from summer fun!

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  24. Lyn says…
    08/25/2008

    I made a mini book for my uncle in Scotland chronicling a day we spent in NYC at the World Trade Center in 2007 and a visit we took @ early 1980s. He appreciated it so much and for me to be able to set the WTC ball then and now was eerie.

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  25. Katie Johnson says…
    08/25/2008

    I've been on a real mini book kick lately. My mind is constantly thinking up new ideas. Currently I am working on a mini book from our recent family trip up north. There were 60 of us, and half of them were kids under the age of 16. I had them all fill out questionnaires and I am including those in the mini book with some photos. A nice keepsake without having to do a full scrapbook. I can't wait to show it off and see the kids' reactions.

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