What do you get in a storyworth book?

What do you get in a storyworth book?

StoryWorth makes it easy and fun for family members to share stories with loved ones, with weekly emailed story prompts – questions you’ve never thought to ask. At the end of the year, they’ll get the stories bound in a beautiful hardcover book.

Is there a last minute gift for storyworth?

StoryWorth is a great last minute gift, since our one-year storytelling gifts can be delivered the same day via email (you can also print a gift card at home). Your gift recipient will receive a weekly email with a question about their life, and at the end of the year they can order a beautiful hardcover book of their stories.

How often do you get questions from storyworth?

You can purchase them each a subscription with the same email address (you’ll just need to make both purchases separately). Once their subscription begins, your storytellers will both receive questions once a week. The emails will be distinguished by the names in the subject lines.

How can I edit my Story on storyworth?

1. Go to your account at www.storyworth.com/home 2. Click on the story you want to edit from your Table of Contents 3. You’ll see links to edit your story in the right column (and don’t forget to hit “Save”) Can you ship internationally?

What makes a book worth a lot of money?

A book that has significant damage is likely not worth much. A book collector wants an attractive copy. Dust jackets. Most hard cover books published since the early 20th century were sold with a dust jacket. The dust jacket is both the most decorative part of a book, and the most delicate.

How can I find out what my book is worth?

Check the range: get an idea of the full range of similar copies currently offered. Don’t just settle on the lowest or highest price for comparison. If you’re unable to find a comparable copy on Biblio, try using BookGilt which searches for antiquarian and rare books across the entire internet.

What makes a book a rare collectible book?

There are a number of ways that a book may, at first glance, look to be a rare collectible, but upon closer examination doesn’t match up. Reprint editions: Some publishers specialized in reprinting popular works in affordable reprint editions.