Share memories, love, and words of wisdom with a daughter of any age with this unique and inspiring book of letters. Part of the blockbuster bestselling Letters to . . . series! Write now. Read later. Treasure forever. Letters to My Daughter holds a set of 12 letter templates that offer parents a unique way to send love, support, and advice to a daughter of any age. Each letter is printed with a unique prompt, such as I love being your parent because . . ., My wishes for you are . . ., and I am proud of you because . . . . Two are blank to allow for writing your own ideas. Each letter, crafted as a fold-and-mail-style envelope, invites moms or dads to share their favorite memories and hopes for a bright future for their daughter. Seal letters with the included stickers, postdate, and gift this time capsule to a remarkable daughter. When she opens the letters in the future, she will receive an invaluable gift: a tangible reminder of her parents' love. JUST BETWEEN US: Like the mother and son letter book sets and journals that have opened communication lines between parents and children, this special book of letters encourages deep connections between mother and daughter or father and daughter. LETTERS TO OPEN WHEN: The finished set of special "notes to my daughter" makes a great gift for graduation, a milestone birthday, or a wedding day. Fans have praised the special value of a child having a sample of a parent's handwriting to cherish always. TIME-TESTED AND ENDURINGLY POPULAR: Created by Lea Redmond, author of the bestselling Letters to . . . book series that has sold more than 4 million copies worldwide and includes Letters to My Son, Letters to My Grandchild, and Letters to My Baby. Perfect for: Baby shower or new baby gift for parents A fresh twist on a guided journal or memory book to capture special moments with a daughter to share in the future Single parents or couples looking for a creative way to remind a daughter how important she is to her family Fans and users of other bestsellers in the Letters to . . . series
