correspondence

The author reflects on his childhood correspondence with a leprechaun who, in the handwriting style of the child's father, teaches him the true meaning of friendship.

Collects over two hundred letters to President Barack Obama from children who express hopes, appreciation, and concerns, offer advice, make suggestions, and present greetings to his family, with reproductions of handwritten messages.

At the printing of this book, George Bush, forty-first president of the United States, does not plan to write his autobiography, so this collection of letters, diaries, and memos with his accompanying commentary must suffice. Organized chronologically, the book begins with eighteen-year-old George's letters to his parents during World War II.

Informal biography of writer Ernest Hemingway based on his correspondence spanning his entire adult life.

Ann Kirschner draws on family letters to recount the experiences her mother had during the Holocaust and the lasting impact those experiences had on her mother's life.