The Me Book
by Erin Trimble
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The most unselfish pages are the ones about yourself...when your children grow up, they'll want to know what their Mom and Dad were about. More than themselves in a bonnet, they'll want to see you in college. Or on your first date. Or your fifth birthday. Scrapbooking's premiere designers, the "DW" ("Designing With") Artists, present The Me Book, 88 pages of wonderful autogiographical expressions of themselves, doing all the things we look back on in amusement, wonder, and sometimes sadness. show more The Me Book is sure to be a frequent reference for all of us who understand the true meaning of scrapbooking. show lessTags
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I bought this as a guide to personal scrapbooking--the "me" in the title. The layouts were certainly inspiring, but enough of the ideas were actually scrapping about personal thoughts about other people--parents, siblings, husbands, and children. Almost every scrapbooking book out there is already all about kids; if you're looking for something different, this one will disappoint. Enough of the book is of use to a more general audience to make it worthwhile. I did like the fact that most of the layouts had journaling as an equal or greater component of the layout to the pictures.
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- Kids, Tween, Nonfiction
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