INFORMAL LETTER

Q.Write a letter to your friend recommending him/her a book. Express your thoughts about it.

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4th February, 2015

Dear Ravina
Hope this letter finds you in best of health and spirits. I am sorry for not writing you a letter since a long time. So today I finally got an opportunity to pen one down to you.
Recently my friend gave me a book called ‘The Conjuring’ authorized by James Randi as I have been looking at the shadowy world of the paranormal. The book’s theme is horror/repulsion and that is why it is a very petrifying book.
While I was reading I was sitting in a dark room with barely one light switched on under which I was sitting. More and more spine-chilling seen started coming, especially the scene where the doll Annabelle came in, and i couldn't even believe my ears as someone was muttering in my ears. As there was no one in the room, eagled eye I looked at every nook and corner of the room and even outside the room if someone was there. But I was gasped to see that there was no inside or outside the room. I was sweltering and shivering at this situation while everyone was sleeping at that time.
I countersign this book to you as I know that u also like repulsion stories a lot. I am sure that you will relish reading it.
Now let me take a leave from you. Please read the recommended book. I miss you a lot.
Yours lovingly,
Palak

P.S. Reply soon!!!
  
~PALAK SAHNI



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