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As You Go is an inspirational gift a parent or other close family member would give to a child about to leave home for college or the armed forces this fall. Families whose child is about to enter the great wide world often experience a roller-coaster ride of emotions, from the jubilation of graduation to the realization that "my baby is leaving home!" On such a momentous occasion, how do you tell your child everything you are feeling? Sometimes words alone fail us. The first in a series of book/CD/scrapbooks from Ocean Bridge Communications about life’s major transitions, As You Go was written by father and musician Lee Liebner. The book is only available through the website www.AsYouGo.net where you can view a multimedia presentation of the book. The price is US $24.95 plus tax, shipping and handling. Press review copies available upon request. All photographs in the presentation are copyrighted and may only be used with the express written permission of the respective copyright owners.
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