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How to Write Love Letters

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This book begins with the author's view of how a love letter should be written. The author draws on historical letters, sayings, and techniques to show the reader what has been succesful in the past. She also includes ideas on how to deliver, send, and even what pen to use when you are writing your letter. This how to introduction is followed by a compilation of famous love letters from history. The letters are divided up into sections that start with letters that are trying to woo someone, letters that are written during the excitng early stages of a relationship, and even letters that are written after a long relationship has been established. This book is for the hopeless romantic in us all. It is especially great for guys who are hopless romantics. This book is the kind of book that you can read here and there in. You can read whatever letters you want in no particular order and just enjoy the feeling you get from reading letters that come from the heart.

This is a great book that was so interesting I couldn't put it down. There are so many things to think about when writing a love letter. She really puts it out there, I'm glad I got this book and just love it. After reading some other reviews, I got a copy of "Romeo's Playbook" and would also suggest it. My husband loves it and now he is my Romeo. He understands me now and our love life has exploded with excitement!

Lovric does a magnificent job helping the inspired put life's most difficult emotions to paper coherently. The luxuriously decadent presentation of examples written by ordinary people provide a starting point for a variety of circumstances, sure to help any lovesick would-be Cyrano. Too bad it's out of print, but grab one if you can.

This book is great for anyone interested in writing drop-to-the-floor heart-melting love letters. The author is very literary, so the example letters she uses are very witty and unabashedly romantic. Use this book if you really want to make a BIG impression

It's definitely not a boring book. It's full of interesting facts and wonderful artwork. There are so many things to think about and so many ideas for writing your love letters, even the first timer will have no problems writing an amazing love letter.

L.A. Hunter - author of Romeo's Playbook

Let's face it, "How to write love letters" is one of those books one would only pick up to read if one's truly in love. As luckily this is my case and, as it happens, my fiancé is far away at the moment, the art of writing the perfect love letter is the order of the day in my life.

This is a lovely book, decorated with Victorian drawings and motifs. From the cover, which includes a paste of three pages done to scale of an actual love letter from the First Lord Chatham to his future wife, everything is delightful. Phrases, poems, letters of a lifetime, are included in a small book that can only be cherished as close and deep to one's heart as the same love letters it contains.

The first half of the book includes suggestions on technique and materials, and the second half offers a large number of love letters for inspiration. There is a third portion, much smaller in number of pages from the other two, which was for me the most difficult to read, simply because I am in love and just could not imagine going through the agony of a break up. This last section contains letters of break-up, admissions of adultery - and subsequent longings for pardons, and letters of good bye as well. Still, I highly recommend this book, which is a pleasure both to read and to hold.

As a former graphic designer and type-setter, I have to say this book is simply beautiful. The presentation is amazing and is worth the price of the book alone. The content is also quite stunning. This book will not only help you write better love letters, if you take its' advice seriously it will help you communicate more sensually in every way.

I found this book superficial. It purports to help one write a love letter but if the author was a teacher, I'd drop the course. Besides, the approach is so dated! It is certainly not a book for today's lovers.

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