Genealogy!
To mark the Basic Genealogy Checklist’s first signing at Bookworks and official release, we have a deal for you!
Buy a Basic Genealogy Checklist book SIGNED for $15 (normally $15.95) and get a Wills & Probates of Santa Fe book SIGNED by Henrietta Christmas for $10 (normally $18.95). That is an almost a $10 savings.
$25.00 (plus tax) and FREE SHIPPING in the US and offer until February 1, 2017. AND offer is not available in a bookstore because…………
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Sunday at Bookworks – Genealogy!
If you want to search your family genealogy, you must come to Bookworks, Sunday, 3pm, to find out how to start. The new book, the Basic Genealogy Checklist will be explored and signed. You will get a killer handout on how to start or even if you are a pro – other things to do.
Paul Rhetts and Henrietta Martinez Christmas have done it all. They have even been on a TV show – Genealogy Roadshow when it came to Albuquerque. Henrietta has a long resume on speaking about genealogy and helping individuals. She was even recognized by national DAR!
On an iffy weather day, come to Bookworks and start your journey or expand it. You never know what you will find!
Barbe Awalt
Ebooks!
The Genealogy Checklist, a part of the Bucket List series, is now available as an ebook. It is $7.99 on Apple and Kindle. And on Kindle if you buy the print book you get the ebook version for $2.99. So you can have it to read and an ebook to travel or to use at graveyards and libraries.
It joins Kicking the Bucket List book. It is also $7.99 on Apple and Kindle but it does not have the “special price” for a print and an ebook.
These are two really good books to start out the new year. Do your genealogy and get your affairs in order.
Barbe Awalt
You Asked!
So you got a Bucket List book as a gift – thank you! But want to give it painlessly but with flair. No problem: Try these ideas – they work with any Bucket List book:
1. Throw it in a bag with tons of holiday candy. Done and fun!
2. Combine it with the many candy cane popcorns. Don’t take the popcorn out of the bag – it is greasy and will do no good to the book!
3. Make an in-front-of-the-fire gift. Wine or hot chocolate, pine cone starters and a match, and if you go all out an inexpensive throw blanket.
4. For the Personal Bucket List book put in a pen, post its, and a New Mexico passport.
5. The Genealogy Bucket List book is similar – pen, post its, pad of list paper, and any family histories you may have.
6. The Santa Fe and New Mexico Bucket List books can have a map, a pad, and anything else local to throw in and enjoy on a trip.
7. The Green Chile Cheeseburger Bucket List book needs a gift coupon to a place in the book and a can of Hatch Green Chiles.
8. Space Buffs can have Space Ice Cream, Star Trek Cards, or frankly anything space in the bag.
9. Cowboy is easy too – toy figurines of cowboys, Cowboy bandages, or cowboy socks!
10. Kicking the Bucket List is easy – a pad, sticky notes, marker, a map of Goodwill donation boxes, and obits!
11. The Christmas Bucket List book can have candy canes, ornaments, tinsel, holiday recipes and the dreaded fruitcake in a bag!
Have fun and the receiver will too!
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The Crunch Is ON!
The stress of finding a fun gift! But never fear if you have run out of ideas give a Bucket List book. If you can’t find the right gift you can never go wrong with the Personal Bucket List book – they write their own list! Or Kicking the Bucket List book addresses end of life matters in a fun way – we are all going to die. Though not a Bucket List book per se, The Basic Genealogy Checklist would appeal to almost anyone. Of course the spirit of the season is the Christmas Bucket List book. Combine it with a candy cane and you are golden or red and green!
Remember, books make great gifts, they are easy to wrap or throw in a bag, simple to ship, and THEY DON’T BREAK!
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New Tip Sheets!
Henrietta Martinez Christmas said a tip sheet would work and it has ALREADY! Hats off to Paul Rhetts for putting them together! This is a great way to see if you like the books and information for you to use. So this week we are going to put them out for you!
Email us at LPDPress@q.com to get your FREE copy of "A Dozen Tips to Get You Started in Researching Your Genealogy/Family History".
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A Sneak Peek That You May Like
Our newest Bucket List book is really a Basic Genealogy Checklist but………..
It was written by Paul Rhetts and Henrietta Martinez Christmas (the best name ever and she is the queen of genealogy in New Mexico).
This is the book that helps newbies dive into the world of documenting their family history but also will appeal to more experienced genealogy buffs find out more. We are thrilled that this brand new book was the #1 New Release on Amazon for Internet-Social Media books yesterday! Quite and honor! AND, today it is #37 best selling Online Searching book and #83 best-selling Genealogy book!
The Basic Genealogy Checklist talks about: resources, all sorts of written records, wills, documentation, classes, hometowns, cemeteries, libraries, and much more. It is a great book for you but also a wonderful gift for the person in your family that wants to find out more.
Deal of the day: buy this book for $12.76 plus shipping (regularly $16!); that's 20% off. Deal good only today – http://tinyurl.com/go254cs. My work is done!
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Kicking The Bucket Week!!!
Such a coincidence! #33 is “Write Your Family History.” It just so happens that one of our books next year will be on that topic by Henrietta Martinez Christmas and Paul Rhetts. The advantage of writing it down is you can give it to other family members. They may not be interested in their family history now but just wait!
You can also use the Personal Bucket List books for members of your family to do that very thing. Who knows, a gift to a family member can be re-gifted to another family member when the research is done.
That is also in Gail Rubin’s Kicking the Bucket List book. Re-gift with a purpose! Re-gift with some family pictures!
- Barbe Awalt