Do you do genealogy and would you like to discuss your research with your family or cousins?
\nYou don't make any, but you'd like to write down the names of the grandparents you knew for your grandchildren and send them some souvenir photos?
\nDo you dream of a tree that's accessible and easy to show off, but doesn't need to be displayed on a wall?
\nThis beautiful bound tree is the perfect answer:
\n- It fits in your bookshelf. Like a book, it's easy to grab and unfold.
\n- It revolves around a central character (yourself, or one of your parents or grandparents, depending on your choice) whose name you note on the cover and on the spine of the book (easy to find in your library, even if you have filled in several bound trees).
\n- It shows the descendants (two generations down: children and grandchildren) and the ancestors (four generations up, down to the great-great-grandparents), giving an overview of seven generations over two centuries.
\n- It can easily be filled in by hand or using self-adhesive labels that you can print out at home. Detailed instructions for use are given on the back of the tree, alongside a writing space for additions and life stories.
\n- There's an inside pocket for photos, announcements, letters and various family documents, making it easy to share memories when you show the tree to a loved one (no need to go through your drawers or turn on your computer: the most precious documents are there).<\/p>\n