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Shutterfly Yearbooks

Lisa Martin1

As I just wrote out the check to Madison's school for this year's photo yearbook. I wish her school would check out the Shutterfly YearBooks instead! Those start at $5, and I just wrote a check out for $25 to Madison's school!

These yearbooks seem pretty easy to make. They have page templates to capture all the school activities and also classroom pictures. These yearbooks are also printed in color and are professionally bound. The Yearbook is also saved forever and you can re-order it at any time!

These books look super cute, and they look like they are cheaper (and made better) than the yearbooks that I get to order from Madison's school. Everybody there orders yearbooks and the kids go around and sign each others books. They also get the teachers to sign them. (All the grades do this. Not just 8th graders!).

If you want to learn more, check out them out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shutterfly, Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/Shutterfly, and Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/shutterfly/

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