The World Needs More Love Letters All-in-One Stationery and Envelopes (Review)

The World Needs More Love Letters All-in-One Stationery and Envelopes
by Hannah Brencher
Non-Traditional Book
Available December 2014
Random House

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About the Book

Irresistible all-in-one stationery and envelopes for writing love letters to a lover, friend, parent, child, or other important recipient, from the TED speaker and creator of The World Needs More Love Letters website.

The world needs more love letters...and here are 40 gorgeous pages—and ideas from an expert--to inspire your own.

When you want to compose a letter of love, desire, gratitude, or friendship, but don’t know where to begin, this beautiful self-mailer stationery pad will help you find just the right words. With Hannah Brencher’s insightful note-starters and 40 vibrant letter pages, you have everything you need to share meaningful thoughts with those you love. (Simply add a stamp!)

My Thoughts

What a wonderful idea! I love receiving letters and enjoy sending letters. And it's not just me. Hubs' first comment when he saw what I was looking at was, "Will you write me a letter?" Of course I will! However, I often feel like I don't have a lot to say. Kind of funny for a blogger, yeah?  This all-in-one stationery provides 40 writing prompts, which are creative and could be used for a variety of people in your life—friends, spouse, parents, children, random strangers! The designs are beautiful. The paper is high-quality (and I'm a paper snob!). And the concept is just perfect. Everything you need to write a letter is right at your fingertips . . . all you need is a stamp and a pen. So no more excuses! [5 stars]

I received a free copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for my fair and honest review.

About the Author

Hannah Brencher is the creator of The World Needs More Love Letters, which has been responsible for over 20,000 letters written by volunteers. Hannah has given a popular TED talk and has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Glamour, TODAY.com, Oprah.com, HelloGiggles.com, the White House's "Women Working to Do Good," and on CNN World News. She has worked with the U.S. Postal Service and was honored by the Random Acts of Kindness Foundation. Learn more about Hannah and More Love Letters on her website.