How to Write a Love Letter : Putting What's in Your Heart on Paper

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Summary: A great resource for romance!
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HOW TO WRITE A LOVE LETTER is a great book for novices, but it's also a pretty good refresher for those of us who been together a long time, too!

My practically perfect spouse is an English teacher...I suggested he use this book next Valentine's Day in a writing exercise.

Pick up this book from amazon or the next time you're in a bookstore. Use it and see if your love life doesn't heat up a notch or two.

Enjoy!

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Summary: Dear Barrie and Donald- I Love This Book
Review: I bought it for my husband for Valentine's Day and it did the trick. I got a love poem in return. It's very interesting to analyze a purely emotional process. Buy one for every married and single person you know.

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Summary: Dear Barrie and Donald- I Love This Book
Review: I bought it for my husband for Valentine's Day and it did the trick. I got a love poem in return. It's very interesting to analyze a purely emotional process. Buy one for every married and single person you know.

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Summary: Wonderful book, but don't push it
Review: It is truly a wonderful book, but I would suggest only giving this book as a gift to your loved one if he is truly open to writing you a love letter. This book is geared more towards the romantics in the population, so beware...not all men go ga-ga. But it is a keeper.

Rating:
Summary: Wonderful book, but don't push it
Review: It is truly a wonderful book, but I would suggest only giving this book as a gift to your loved one if he is truly open to writing you a love letter. This book is geared more towards the romantics in the population, so beware...not all men go ga-ga. But it is a keeper.

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Summary: Long live romance
Review: Who says that romance is dead? Certainly no one who has the pleasure to read this book. How To Write A Love Letter is a must-have for people who are in love, have loved, are loved, and/or who want to be loved.

This book is a real jump-start for putting romance back into relationships which may have suffered due to hectic lifestyles, telecommunications (or no communication!), and information overload. It harkens back to the age of Victorian romance, and proves that simple, heartfelt, truly loving gestures are still the surest way to your significant other's heart.