Writing Notes With a Personal Touch

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Summary: Worth its weight in gold
Review: Absolutely beautifully written with concrete examples of lovely handwritten notes for every occasion - I can't say enough about this book. I only wish I had this book sooner - it is the perfect guide to writing thank you letters, accepting and declining invitations, and the hardest letters of all - sympathy letters. The book suggests beautiful phrasing that is sincere and believable. Very highly recommended.

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Summary: A few good tips, a pretty simple book.
Review: This book is just 71 pages long, and though it did offer a few very nice tips for writing personal notes, such as Invitations, Sympathy notes, Congratulations and Thank yous, it was a pretty simple book that I think all of us could have come up with if we gave it a shot. The most helpful thing I found was the author's advice to send quick notes on paper for times when you just know the receiver's life is stressful, like when a family pet dies, or a person loses their job, or even for good times, a son graduates, a friend publishes a poem etc... I hadn't thought of all that. These days with electronic communication it is easy to forget how meaningful some lasting words on paper can be. You can read this book in an hour, and it does pack some pretty good advice in those 71 pages.

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Summary: Writing Notes with a Personal Touch
Review: This is a wonderful book because sometimes you don't
have the words to express yourself in certain situations. For example, you may have had a sudden death in the family, or write a nice letter to thank someone, or personal birthday card, or just a thinking about you card. This a great book for personal touches to any letter or note you may want to write.