"Sandra Lamb's book reinforces the principles of etiquette, reminding us that writing personal notes is a vital way of sharing appreciation and respect with others. Handwritten correspondence is an art form that is far from lost."
--Peggy Post, etiquette expert and author

"It happens to us all: Our minds go blank and our pens float uselessly above the white space when that sympathy or 'congratulations' card comes 'round to us at work, or we have to send out a thank-you note for a gift that didn't float our boats. Never fear: Sandra E. Lamb has some good advice for dealing with such situations in "Personal Notes". One good recommendation: Don't be dishonest, but do couch your truth-telling in good old-fashioned tack."
-- John Mark Eberhart, "The Kansas City Star"

"Know your own heart, open it, and share it honestly with those in your life. These are the secrets to rich and rewarding relationships. Lamb, in "Personal Notes"..., offers the keys to doing these things well."
--John Gray, Ph.D.author of "Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus"

Sandra E. Lamb is the award-winning author of "How to Write It: A Complete Guide to Everything You'll Ever Write." A former columnist for "The Denver Post" and" The Rocky Mountain News," she has written relationship/psychology articles for national women's magazines such as "Family Circle "and "Woman's Day." She lives in Denver, Colorado.