BOOK REVIEW: I wrote you 37 letters from Dee Miller

Title: I wrote you 37 letters

Authors: Dee Miller @Dee Miller

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ISBN: 979-8-218-09319-8

Published: 12/2022

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Phillis Wheatley said:" The world is a severe school master, for its frowns are less dangerous than its smiles and flatteries"; said danger comes in what is inspired. Wheatley comprehended a flattery from an enemy may inspire short term glee while inspire long term resentment.  " I wrote you 37 letters" is a tool in the form of an epistolary to aid in a reader inspiring themselves through their own writing, motivated by Miller's letters which cover an extensive set of mental or spiritual states. No book can ever cover the infinite states of the mind or infinite states of the soul. The honesty in each letter , discarding the selling or advertising style may writers will choose , is purposeful; said purpose is to convince the reader that these letters are not meant to be sermons or meant to be self righteous. Even if the variance in length of letters, yes 37 in total , will negatively alarm some readers. Those who want help getting to hear their own: honest<Dear Moment In Time>, confessional <A Letter To My Big>, at times praising<Dear Mommie>,  unashamed to what is deemed shameful <Dear Secret Lover> voice have a chance to be convinced to do so before they reach the end of this book. The book offers a path way for a reader to share their voice to a larger audience but it needs polishing to read like a more secure request in the age of lawsuits that is modern USA.