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Speedpost (book)

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Speedpost

Speedpost
Author	Shobha De
Language	English
Genre	Essay
Publisher	Viking Books
Publication date	1999
Publication place	India

Speedpost is a book written in 1999 by Shobha De.

The book is a series of letters to her six children, either grown, or nearly so. The subjects she approaches through the medium of letters include: growing pains and adolescent anxieties about love, sex and friendship; religion and God; the challenge of being a responsible parent, death, remembrance and family traditions, the place of career, sex and of values in the lives of her children.^[1]