—— ed sheeran. did you get? four. was ed sheerin's the best letter? -- ed sheeran. why was that? so it wasn'tjust the letter he sent you! no, not really. something bigger than herself! amanda, why was this, imean, than herself! amanda, why was this, i mean, it's a lovely surprise and terrific gesture, but why is this exercise in writing been particularly important for lily? lily, having dyslexia, would find writing very hard and when she started writing the letters to people who inspired her and started to get replies, she just kept writing more and it gave her the confidence in her work, it was unreal. lily, do you think it has major writing better? —— made your writing better? yeah, definitely. do you find it takes you less time to write a letter and it feels less like hard work than it used to? yeah, i still find like hard work than it used to? yeah, istill find it like hard work than it used to? yeah, i still find it a like hard work than it used to? yeah, istill find it a bit like long to write letters but not as long to write letters but not as long as it used

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