BOOK REVIEWS

"As a book designer, I tell authors there's no such thing as a book for everyone. If I had to name an exception, this would come the closest." ~ Rita Bruno-Gallo, Book Designer

"I truly think this should be required reading for family photographers." ~ Jill Gray, Certified Professional Photographer, Coach, Speaker

"I love when I'm introduced to new perspectives or seeing the world in a different way... I told my friend I was reading this book and she was like, "Hmm... I've never thought about the politics of photos. Neither did I until I started reading." ~ Shellene Drakes-Tull, Toronto Starcontributing columnist and freelance journalist

"Chapter two especially resonated and is making me reflect about the impact of photos overall. I also understand a little more why I'm the first to take someone's photo and the last to be in one." ~ Andrew Leopold, Associate Vice President Marketing and Communications, Humber Polytechnic

"This book provided so many examples of different ways to handle family pictures, both across cultures and across generations." ~ Scott Robert Dawson, author of The Lonely Little Fridge and The Rabbit Trap

"I laughed out loud, teared up, giggled at moments, and caught myself listening with real intention and reflection." ~ Candice Mahy,Talent Acquisition

"While visiting family this week, I found myself looking at their photo collections with new insights!" ~ Christine Culbertson, bestselling author and coach