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What Shall I Write? Personal Letters for All Occasions
By Shirley Ann Parker
What Shall I Write? In this age of e-mails, you still need the words! Almost 100 sample personal letters in 17 categories—from Announcements to Welcome—in this unusual, mostly lighthearted book.
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Does panic set in when you need to pen an apology, make an awkward announcement, perhaps send a Get Lost! note? Have you been trapped into accepting an assignment someone else cheerfully volunteered you for, and you absolutely don't want to do it? Ever wondered how to congratulate someone you secretly resented? Or how to wish someone well, even though their accident might just have been their own fault? Even in this age of e-mails, you still need the words! And they don't always spring to mind when needed. Whether English is your first language or not, the sample letters and/or advice in the 17 categories of this mostly lighthearted book will get you started. Obviously, you won't find every possible scenario represented. No one wants to plow through an encyclopedia, just to get help with a paragraph or two. But you can adapt the wording of many of the letters to suit your own inclinations, that is, you can tone them down or beef them up. What Shall I Write? I don't know how to say it! That's been every one of us at one time or another. Finally, help has arrived -- from Announcements to Welcome letters. Now, no one will have to chase down friends at nine o'clock at night to help put something together before tomorrow morning's mail pickup.
