The connections women make through scrapbooking inspire a novel full of athe twists and turns that keep readers turning pages.a
When frazzled mother of four Ashley joins a local scrapbook club, sheas amazed at the way old photos and mementos can bring color to sepiatoned memories. Among the diverse group is Tara, a single grad student whose search for love, like her relationship with her absentee father, has only brought her heartachea]and some funny dating stories. Then thereas Libby, a semi-retired teacher who thought shead spend her golden years taking classesanot as a town pariah after her son is charged in a corporate scandal. But all three find comfort and inspiration in the scrapbooking group, where they learn that only together can they face earth-shattering revelations and emotionally unavailable menaand figure out their futures while artfully commemorating their pasts.
Industry Reviews
?Well-written and fast-paced. A fun and thoughtful read.?
?Sharon Baldacci
?A Page Out Of Life is the first novel about the sisterhood of scrapbooking and the deep bonds of friendship. Kathleen Reid has cleverly combined the craft of preserving memories with the art of living life.?
--Joy Macdonell, National Spokesperson and Education Director, EK Success
?I couldn?t put it down! What a great inspiration. The sisterhood of scrapbooking, and [the] passion-filled lives of the women in this book, will leave you wanting more!!?
--Debbie Haas, co-author of "Chicken Soup for the Scrapbooker's Soul" Well-written and fast-paced. A fun and thoughtful read.
Sharon Baldacci
A Page Out Of Life is the first novel about the sisterhood of scrapbooking and the deep bonds of friendship. Kathleen Reid has cleverly combined the craft of preserving memories with the art of living life.
--Joy Macdonell, National Spokesperson and Education Director, EK Success
I couldn t put it down! What a great inspiration. The sisterhood of scrapbooking, and [the] passion-filled lives of the women in this book, will leave you wanting more!!
--Debbie Haas, co-author of "Chicken Soup for the Scrapbooker s Soul" aWell-written and fast-paced. A fun and thoughtful read.a
aSharon Baldacci
aA Page Out Of Life is the first novel about the sisterhood of scrapbooking and the deep bonds of friendship. Kathleen Reid has cleverly combined the craft of preserving memories with the art of living life.a
--Joy Macdonell, National Spokesperson and Education Director, EK Success
aI couldnat put it down! What a great inspiration. The sisterhood of scrapbooking, and [the] passion-filled lives of the women in this book, will leave you wanting more!!a
--Debbie Haas, co-author of "Chicken Soup for the Scrapbookeras Soul"