IPhoto XL Book buy book quit unexpectedly in safe mode

Hi,
After compiling all the photos for my 26 pages XL-size photo book, I have been trying to "Buy Book". But iPhoto has been crashing/ no responding during the upload process (after assembly process). I have tried to "buy book" for more than 10 times. No luck. So, I read the discussion board, people suggest that I should do it in safe mode.
So, I went into safe mode, less than 2 minutes after I clicked "Buy Book", it will pop up the error of "iPhoto quit unexpectedly". I have tried it 4 times already and don't know what to do.
Help, please. Thank you in advance.
Spec. :
iPhoto'11, version 9.4.3 (720.91)
OS X version 10.8.4

Thank you LarryHN and Old Toad.
I did try to resize it to L, but it is too small to my liking, so I did not continue.
Somehow, in my photobook, there were some foreign texts that I copied from websites. Although, it does not give me any error, but I thought, it does not hurt to delete those texts. I clicked "Buy Book", it was not responding again. But it went further than when I tried earlier.
So, what the heck, I thought, I would try to "Buy Book" again, if it does not work I will rebuild my iPhoto library db. But this time it went through, amazingly.
I personally do not think that the deleting foreign texts help in this case, it might simply be about a better internet connection.
Although, I have not checked the Safe Mode yet, and I do not know that it solves the problem of quit unexpectedly or not, but for now, my "Buy Book" mission is accomplished.
Thanks a lot.

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