Four ways to make a year book

Recap your year by adding a summary at the end of each month describing what you got up to. The things you might not remember in a few years – maybe you ate the same dinner almost every night because the kids wouldn’t eat anything else, or you had a big presentation at work that you’re incredibly proud of. Those little details will make you smile when you’re looking back at your book years down the line.

Instead of sorting your photos in chronological order, make your book a little different and add chapters based on emotions. A few pages with all the laughs this year, another with all the meltdowns, the third filled with beach vibes, and the next with cozy nights at home. You get the idea!