Forgiving What You Cant Forget
Grandpa Do You Remember When
$15.99
Following artist Jim Daly’s top-selling Grandma, Do You Remember When? (more than 140,000 copies sold), this latest heirloom-worthy journal will encourage grandfathers to record their legacy of stories, facts, dreams, favorites, and milestones. Alongside Daly’s nostalgic and memory-inspiring artwork, the quest to share the details of a life’s journey and a heart’s treasures is made easier with guided questions and ample room for responses. Families will enjoy this keepsake that overflows with a grandfather’s unique history and his hopes for the next generation.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780736910514
ISBN10: 0736910514
Illustrator: Jim Daly
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: June 2007
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
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