This is the cover for Grams Brag Book. It is a 5 x 5 pocket image wrap photo book that I made for my mother last Mother’s Day. It is pictures of  my grandkids and her 2 grand kids. What can you possibly give a great grandparent that has such wonderful meaning. She keeps it in her purse and shows it to anyone who will look. How proud she is.

They  say the Family is the heart of the home. How true is that! And who is the head of that family? Usually our MOTHER. In today’s world we are all so busy that we sometimes forget to stop and let her know how much she is appreciated and loved, so Mother’s Day is our best opportunity  to show how much we care. Why not take some of those wonderful digital pictures you have taken over the past and make a special image wrap photo book for your Mother..Making photo books of those special times  is like archiving  the memories  of your family that mom will cherish.

There are so many themes that can be applied to making a Mother’s Day photo book  and just think what a perfect gift it would make to let your mother know how really special she is to you and all she has nurtured .

A picture says a thousand words and with a little of your time and PRINT-IBLES FREE “MY PHOTO BOOK” software, you can design a perfect one-of-a-kind photo book, that will bring tears to her eyes.  A Photo Book is one of the most special gifts that one can give.

Here are some inspirations for making a Mother’s Day Book.

1 .  Make a book of her grand kids over the past year.

2.  Gather her favorite recipes  and create a wonderful “Mom’s Cookbook.” This would also make a terrific book to give to all family members.

3.  Design a book of “10 Top Reasons We Love Mom”. This could be a funny book giving reasons like the top 10 that David Letterman does on his show – starting with #10 and working back to #1. or this can be a serious and loving book of the top 10 things that you value about your mother. Use google to find quotes and sayings about mom that might be helpful.

4.  Make a Daughter/Mother, or Son/Mother Book. Take photos of you and your mom over the years and show the bond between you. Add some journaling  about your memories and lessons learned from Mom.