My Mom: An Interview Journal to Capture Reflections in Her Own Words

Mom holds a story that only she can share. This keepsake book is a place to record her memories-- whether a special moment from her childhood, an unforgettable adventure, or a piece of advice to share. Use the pages like an interview journal. When complete, each answer Mom offers will create an irreplaceable family keepsake that can be enjoyed by the whole family for generations to come.
Discover new parts of Mom and record moments that have shaped her life with the help of reflective prompts, such as:
o What do you miss most about being a kid?
o Who are some people you admire and why?
o What was one of the toughest lessons you've learned in life?
Ways to use:
- Ask the questions as an interview to create a unique bonding experience between parent and child. You can even record audio or video clips of your conversation to make a truly special heirloom.
- Invite Mom to complete the book on her own so you can capture her words in her own handwriting.
The cover and spine feature foil stamping, creating an elegant gift for Mother's Day or a birthday.

Author: Miriam Hathaway
Publisher: Compendium Publishing & Communications
Published: 02/01/2023
Pages: 64
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 0.48lbs
Size: 7.64h x 5.59w x 0.39d
ISBN: 9781970147803

About the Author
Hathaway, Miriam: - Miriam Hathaway is author of over thirty books, which have been featured in Kirkus Reviews, Publishers Weekly, Target stores, and the window of her local toy store. Before she started writing full-time, Miriam worked in publishing for over 15 years. She lives in Washington State, where she laughs a lot and writes things that bring sunshine and heart to our daily lives.Potter, Steve: - Steve Potter is a true Washingtonian, born and raised. He has always been fond of the beauty of design, both in creation and man-made, from a very young age. Living near the water of Puget Sound in Tacoma, he finds his peace with family, kayaking, and fishing, and long walks on the beach with his two new granddaughters. Steve loves the vast diversity that design brings, from abstract imagery to technical compositions, every piece a unique work of art and a wonderful puzzle to solve along the journey.