Letters Slipped Through the Pages

Sharing a piece of a character from a book whose story stayed with me. Think of these letters less as reviews and more as glimpses into a memorable story. And maybe you’ll find a new book or character that stays with you, too.

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A Daughter Between Worlds
A Daughter Between Worlds

Inspired by American Daughters by Piper Hughuley, this letter slipped through the pages to reveal a hidden story of friendship, legacy, and quiet strength — one that lingers long after the book is closed.

Friendship, Lost and Found
Friendship, Lost and Found

If you enjoy stories of lifelong friendship, forgiveness, and rediscovery, this letter offers a quiet moment to pause and remember the people who’ve shaped you — even from afar.

This is Weird
This is Weird

Inspired by Cassandra in Reverse, this letter slips from the page to explore how a character’s voice can linger long after the book ends.

When Steering Isn’t Control
When Steering Isn’t Control

A father’s letter on parenting, loss, and technology in Bruce Holsinger’s Culpability—what happens when devices control more than we do.

Messy, But Real
Messy, But Real

A letter from Trey slips through the pages—exploring family, loss, freedom, and the courage to live authentically in life’s messy in-betweens. Inspired by My Government Means to Kill Me (Rasheed Newson)

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