February Book of the Month is The Art of the Handwritten Note

In an era of digital communication, handwritten notes hold a timeless charm. This book explores the beauty and significance of personal, handwritten correspondence. It teaches us how to craft thoughtful, meaningful notes for any occasion—whether expressing gratitude, love, or encouragement.

The Art of the Handwritten Note by Margaret Shepherd explores the beauty and significance of personal, handwritten correspondence. Through practical guidance and inspiring examples, the book teaches us how to craft thoughtful, meaningful notes for any occasion—whether expressing gratitude, love, or encouragement.

Beyond just the words themselves, Shepherd emphasizes the importance of handwriting style, paper choice, and even the emotional impact a well-written note can have. A handwritten letter or card becomes a keepsake, a tangible reminder of a special moment shared between writer and recipient.

This book will inspire you to slow down and rediscover the joy of meaningful communication, allowing you to strengthen relationships and cultivate a deeper sense of connection in your daily life. Whether you are writing a quick thank-you note, a heartfelt letter, or a simple message of support, this book offers invaluable insight into making each word count.

This month, take the time to write at least one heartfelt note. Whether it’s to a friend, a spouse, or even a neighbor, let your words bring warmth and encouragement.

This month’s book is: The Art of the Handwritten Note By Margaret Shepherd

Why This Book?

Handwritten notes are more than just words on paper—they create connection, leave lasting impressions, and bring warmth into relationships. As homemakers, we can revive this tradition to cultivate love within our families and communities.

February’s Handwritten Note Challenge

Each week, inside the Homemaker’s Society Facebook Group we’ll focus on a different type of note:
Week 1: A Note of Gratitude – Write a thank-you note to someone who has impacted your life.
Week 2: A Note of Encouragement – Send a handwritten message to lift someone’s spirits.
Week 3: A Love Note – Surprise your spouse, child, or a friend with a heartfelt note.
Week 4: A Just-Because Note – Write to someone unexpected—an old friend, a neighbor, or a family member.

Discussion & Reflection

  • What has been your experience with handwritten notes?
  • How do you feel when you receive a handwritten letter?
  • What are some small ways you can incorporate letter writing into your routine?

Join the discussion in The Homemaker’s Society group! Share your notes, thoughts, and experiences with the community.

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2 Comments

  1. Book is on its way! Cant wait to get started. Handwriting is something I enjoy and have wanted to create a hobby out of it doing wax seals and such.

    1. Melissa Ringstaff says:

      Oh wax seals would be so fun! I did wax seals with my youngest daughter a few years ago when she was sending out letters. Lots of fun!