- Anyone, anyplace, can order the full-color, searchable, e-pub version of The Complete Guide to FamilyTreeDNA – Y-DNA, Mitochondrial, Autosomal and X-DNA from the publisher, Genealogical.com, here.
- Customers within the US can order the black and white print book from the publisher, here.
- Customers outside the US can order the print book from their country’s Amazon website. The publisher does not ship print books outside the US due to customs, shipping costs, and associated delays. They arranged to have the book printed by an international printer so that it can be shipped directly to Amazon for order fulfillment without international customers incurring additional expenses and delays. If you ordered the book previously from Amazon and a long delivery time was projected, that should be resolved now and your book should be arriving soon.
Comprehensive
This book is truly comprehensive and includes:
- 247 pages
- More than 267 images
- 288 footnotes
- 12 charts
- 68 tips
- Plus, an 18-page glossary
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I was able to order the French version epub. Thanks Roberta!
I was able to order the epub version from France. Thanks Roberta!
Will there be a hard copy “color” format of this book?
Thanks for asking, but no there won’t be a color printed version. I talked to the publisher and the cost would be between $75 and $100 per book, and the printer requires a miminum committment of 1000 books which is the high end of the cost range. I don’t think that many colore copies would sell, so it’s just not economically feasible. Some people are purchasing both the print and ePub versions, and other people are signing on to their FamilyTreeDNA account to follow along. There’s often a link to a resource in the footnotes too where I’ve published something in color.
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