Vacation Guide to Disney World for Scrapbookers
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| Rating | : | 4.59 (501 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1879638053 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 360 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Try one of the memory-prompting alternatives to traditional scrapbooks. The Vacation Guide to Disney World for Scrapbookers has descriptions and details on all seven Orlando theme parks, plus Disney resorts, so you can decide what to see. The Shopping Guide pinpoints locations of the great shops. Shop descriptions include merchandise samples and prices.. Sample page layouts are not included. This edition has a special bonus section, the "Disney Shopping Guide for Gift Givers." Disney stores have toys and souvenirs, of course, but you will be surprised how much more you can find. Make pages based on the outstanding make-believe themes in Orlando resorts, parks and attractions. You will remember more of the fun things you saw and spend quality time talking to each other, too. There are "Talk About It!" sections for most major attractions. Firs
Above all, they are committed to strong, involved families and the value of family vacations. Despite countless visits, they remain enthusiast supporters of the Orlando attractions. They share the magic and expose the warts. Starting out as childhood sweethearts, their five children have now grown to the point that they have more time for writing, for one thing, and the children contribute significant input of their own, for another. About the Author Among the labels that can be applied to Dennis and Karen Sullivan are parents, scrapbookers and travel writers. Dennis and Karen are both Disney fans and analysts. They visit Orlando theme parks regularly, and are intimately acquai
Starting out as childhood sweethearts, their five children have now grown to the point that they have more time for writing, for one thing, and the children contribute significant input of their own, for another. Dennis and Karen are both Disney fans and analysts. Despite countless visits, they remain enthusiast supporters of the Orlando attractions. They share the magic and expose the warts. Above all, they are committed to strong, involved families and
Disappointedbut. At first skimming through this book I was disappointed. The title clearly states this book is intended for disney scrapbooking and one of the first things I see are references to Sea World and Universal - neither of which are parts of Disney. There are also references to the "Pooh" characters as if they are not part of Disney when they clearly are. I was also saddened by the fact that there are not any color pictures in this book and in fact very few pictures at all.Putting all that aside, the book does give quite a few good tips