Pearls of Love: How to Write Love Letters and Love Poems

by Ara John Movsesian

Book Overview

"Pearls of Love: How to Write Love Letters and Love Poems" in this English/Spanish bilingual edition is a practical guidebook that many consider to be the modern-day equivalent of Cyrano de Bergerac.... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0916919005
• ISBN13: 9780916919009
• Release Date: January 1993
• Publisher: Electric Press
• Weight: 0.95 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

This will get you at least four cartons of cigarettes in prison.

I bought this for a friend. This friend spent some time behind bars. He said this was one of the most sought after books. Ever wonder why those women fall for those guys in prison... this is the reason. Guys inside use this book to write their love letters. Now think about the type of guys in prison who would be writing these letters and think of the type of women that would receive said letters. Rocket scientists... probably not. If you know someone heading to the pen... give them a few copies of this book, it might get them something to barter with.

It saved my relationship...

and probably my life. No need for romantic elitism here, some of us are socially inept enough to actually need "love letters for dummies". Maybe most of us.

Pearls of Love: How to Write Love Letters and Love Poems

This is a great book for those of us not used to expressing our feelings. "Love Letters for Dummies" would be another appropriate title. It gives you formats to use, and ideas to fill those formats with. A lot of good examples which are easily modified to fit your specific circumstances are also available. With it, I was able to keep a trans-Pacific long distance relationship going for about 6 months, averaging three letters a month. Fortunately (I can say that now) that romance died out, but the information I retained helped me out in my current relationship which involves being away from my lover for weeks at a time (I'm a sailor). By the way, through peculiar circumstances I once visited the room of the "trans-Pacific" girl after she had already dumped me. I noticed she still kept all my letters, so they must have been good!