303 Letters for all Occasions Letters from Goodwill Publishing House contain three types of letters. (a) Informal (b) Formal or Business Letters (c) Letters to the Editor. (a)Informal letters are those that we write to our friends, family members and acquaintances. Generally speaking, informal letters are more close to the heart and can be of two pages to five pages in which you can pour out your feelings without thinking for the choice of words. You are at your disposal to scribble your thoughts. However, the writer has also shown the art of writing informal letters in different moods. Contrary to the popular belief that informal letters are easy. (b) Formal or Business Letters focus on Letters which play a major role in conveying messages from person to person. Therefore, a person must know how to write impressive business letters to accomplish business deals. The book has adequate number of sample letters covering various aspects of businesses. (c) Letters to the editors are a different brand of letters altogether. Such letters are written to the newspapers and various journals to express the views of the reader and what he felt about a particular article. Often it has been seen that readers write the letter to the editor just for the heck of it and to see their names on the national newspapers or journals.
