Letters to My Love Novelty Book – Big Book, 11 August 2015

I had first seen this in a card shop and there was books like these available for 'A special someone', your mum and grandparents but they didn't have one for the person of your dreams.The book is nice and colourful without being overpowering. It has envelopes inside the book for you to write and pop your letters in. The envelopes have a theme such as 'the time we first met' etc.I believe this is such a lovely idea to look back at when things get tough. There is so much time wasted on arguements and not enough time for each other. There's so much i want to say but never know how to say it. This is a great way of communicating and keeping it as a keepsafe. I Love my partner to bits but there's things i couldn't quite manage to say, so this is handy. It can be given on any day but i chose to give this on valentines! He loved it because it was very personal.

Such a good idea! I was going to write these out and give for our anniversary! Now looking at it I can't be bothered to write them all out to be honest but I'm sure I will do it eventually and give it as a gift! So well made and has stickers for the envelopes too, I love it I'm just lazy! :)

Have given a present like this in the past and this time I bought it and wrote the letters myself. Only four stars as when I went to wrap it I took the price sticker off the back and underneath the price said £10.99. Not sure why it is priced more than the original price.

I bought this as a first anniversary gift (it being paper). It was less a time capsule as I wrote everything just before our anniversary. Love the idea of doing it either as a time capsule of letters or as gift to give and open at once. My wife loves it. She said I done good ;)

I definitely liked the idea of writing letters to your love with a date on them from future to open these. Also the title of each letter makes it unique and gives a lovely touch to it. The quality of the product is alright too (a bit expensive but I'd happily accept that in the name of the artist who designed this and for the idea itself).The only thing I didn't like was how it was packaged and was almost half out and the packaging's glue was sticking with the item itself and don't think was enough to secure the item.