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| "If you’ve got a group, you’ve got a Group Story!" GroupStory Official Site |
Everyone knows how difficult it can be to gather endless photographs from a large group of people to try to assemble a scrapbook or photo book that can be passed around from family/team member to member or how difficult it is to get everyone to add photos to an album and hand it off to the next person.

Group Story allows a group of people to work in a private space to build multi-faceted photo books. Each person can upload and tag photos to a universally shared area. Each user picks and chooses from all the photos to make pages. All of these pages of text and photos are shared throughout the group as well. Each user can then pick and choose from all the pages to assemble a book that is unique to the way they want to remember an experience whether it is a family reunion or a soccer season. You can check them out here in this video.
With all this in mind this company offers a very valuable resource to everyone all at very reasonable prices because anyone can start a group here and create online books for free and share them on Facebook
With all this in mind this company offers a very valuable resource to everyone all at very reasonable prices because anyone can start a group here and create online books for free and share them on Facebook
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If you want to order a copy of your creations, it is $17.99 for a 20 page 8 in. x 8 in. soft cover, and $27.99 for a 20 page 8 in. x 8 in. hard cover. These books can go over 400 pages (50 cents per page after the initial 20).
Their website is easy to use and navigate and making photo books with friends and family is exciting and fun to do especially if you live far apart ~ working on something like this really brings you closer together.
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Eileen Button is a weekly columnist for theFlint Journal. Her commentaries have also appeared in multiple online and print publications, including Newsweek andChristianity Today. In addition, Eileen is an adjunct professor of communication. She lives with her family in Davison, Michigan.