Letters and Thank You Notes — Letter-Writing Resource

Whether you need to write a personal letter, a complaint letter, a thank you letter or note, or an e-mail, there are books available that can help you simplify the process.

Writing a letter is like any other form of writing. There are steps you can take to help you organize (or outline) your work. Doing this streamlines the editing process, thereby saving you time overall. –from The Everything Improve Your Writing Book by Pamela Rice Hahn

	The Art of the Handwritten Note: A Guide to Reclaiming Civilized Communication by Margaret Shepherd (2002) Broadway Books
	Complaint Letters for Busy People by John Bear, Mariah P. Bear (1999) Career Press
	The Complete Letterwriter’s Almanac: A Handbook of Model Letters for Business, Social, and Personal Occasions by Dianna Booher (1991) Prentice Hall Trade
	Everyday Letters for Busy People: Hundreds of Sample Letters You Can Copy or Adapt at a Minute’s Notice by Debra Hart May (2003) Career Press
	Great Personal Letters for Busy People: 501 Ready-to-Use Letters for Every Occasion by Dianna Booher (2005) McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
	The New American Handbook of Letter Writing: And Other Forms of Correspondence by Mary Ann De Vries (2000) Signet
	Shocked, Appalled, and Dismayed! How to Write Letters of Complaint That Get Results by Ellen Phillips (1998) Vintage Books
	The Thank-You Book: Hundreds of Clever, Meaningful, and Purposeful Ways to Say Thank You by Robyn Freedman Spizman (2002) Longstreet Press
	Writing Effective E-Mail: Improving Your Electronic Communication (Fifty-Minute Series) by Nancy Flynn, Tom Flynn (2003)
	Writing Thank You Notes: Finding the Perfect Words by Gabrielle Goodwin, David MacFarlane (1999) Sterling Publications

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