( 5 reviews )
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( 1 of 1 found this review helpful ) Posted: Mar 13 2007
This is why handwriting analysis and graphology are not given any respect. All this book does is profile handwriting of celebrities from a "love" standpoint. It is not at all entirely accurate to graphology standards and the author does a poor job of the analysis. Many of the samples could have many meanings in regards to intimate relationships, but only certain aspects were covered thus exposing the authors limited knowledge of this subject. While it does cover several celebrities, it is a very slim offering. If your looking for parlor tricks to amuse your friends, this is the book for you. If you are a serious student, do an Amazon search for handwriting analysis books. There are much, much better books on handwriting analysis out there by trained experts in the field.
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( 1 of 3 found this review helpful ) Posted: Feb 23 2002
A different and fun book. Full of interesting stories andthe exercises at the end of each chapter are enlightening. This would be a nice game for a party. It's always fun to have different (and useful) information.
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( 2 of 3 found this review helpful ) Posted: Feb 22 2002
I'm enjoying Love Letters tremendously as it is not only entertaining but extremely informative. Once I pick it up I find it difficult to put down. It's presented in an easy-to-read style with numerous clear and interesting examples of handwriting.In searching through the book looking for insights into your own handwriting traits you hope that you haven't been revealing to the world that you are 'frugal,' 'secretive' or 'boring.' I can assure you though that after this wonderful course of instruction each time you put pen to paper you'll be wondering what you are telling other knowledgeable folk about yourself.Of course, a great benefit will be having some additional insights into the character traits of any new relationship that you are contemplating and, thus, heading off at the pass any pitfalls.Everybody can benefit from Love Letters as it brings into sharp focus an area of awareness about others that you may have overlooked previously.
