Books like Luv, Amelia luv, Nadia by Marissa Moss
‘Luv, Amelia luv, Nadia’ follows young Amelia as she exchanges heartfelt letters and postcards with her best friend Nadia, who lives far away. The book features authentic letters folded and enclosed, giving readers a first‑hand look at their correspondence and the joys of writing to a pen pal.
First publish date: 1999
Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers
Authors: Marissa Moss
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