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Loving Our Daughters and Sons Throughout Life

David Marshall Posted by David Marshall, CEO & CFO, Berrett-Koehler Publishers Inc.


Fellow BK Community Parents,

Many of you know about the family journals my wife Kate and I’ve been creating for 20+ years. Now we have a brand new one offering parents a fresh way to say “I love you” to their teenage or adult sons and daughters. The Book of You: For My Child, with Love (A Keepsake Journal) is coming off the presses now. The prompts are in three sections: Loving You Yesterday, Loving You Today, and Loving You Tomorrow. If you want to shower your son or daughter with love, pre-order now from Amazon or book stores.

Bookselling is all about word of mouth, so we’d love for you to tell fellow parents about this gift idea...maybe someone whose child is about to graduate, have a birthday, get married, have a baby, or just need a pick-me-up. And no matter where you buy it, we would also welcome a short review on Amazon if you like the book.

Our publisher, Plume at Penguin Random House, did a great job on the design.

On our website: http://marshallbooks.net/books/the-book-of-you/

On Amazon: http://tiny.cc/w7p2jy

We're also having a little book launch event at Book Passage at the San Francisco Ferry Building on Saturday, May 13, 2017, at 1:00 pm, and making chocolate chip cookies as a yummy incentive. I hope you can come!

David

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