Leather-bound book "Letters for a note" collection of letters from legendary people

"Letters for a note" is a collection of the most interesting, unexpected and unusual letters, notes and telegrams of legendary people.
This museum of letters under a book cover with photographs of original documents and comments transports the reader from era to era, and each of its exhibits fills with indignation, sadness and tenderness - the most diverse emotions that make up the life of each of us.
Among the letters are a note from Queen Elizabeth II to the President of the United States with a personal recipe for Scottish pancakes, touching letters from John Steinbeck and Ronald Reagan to their sons about first love and family life, a letter from Mick Jagger to Andy Warhol describing the design of The Rolling Stones album cover, Virginia Woolf's last letter to her husband, written by her before suicide, a farewell letter to her son from a Japanese kamikaze during World War II, a letter from Fyodor Dostoevsky to his brother Mikhail before the link, an incredible letter from scientist Francis Crick, in which he explains to his son the newly discovered structure of DNA.