Tim wants to pen the ultimate love letter-who better to teach him how than classic writers?
When sixteen-year-old Tim meets Sophie and discovers One Hundred of the World's Best Love Letters on the very same day, he is sure he has stumbled on true love. Determined to have the ultimate romantic courtship, he anonymously sends the object of his affection copies of the world's greatest love letters, word for word, by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Lord Byron, and Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
It turns out that asking his "angel Sophie" if her heart has been "touched by the passion" of his doesn't bring him the results he expected. Instead, he is rewarded with humiliation and heartache.
But true romantics die hard, and Tim refuses to give up. If his favorite authors didn't succumb to the cruel fate of unrequited love, then neither will he.

Constance C. Greene was the author of over twenty highly successful children's and young adult novels, including the ALA Notable Book A Girl Called Al, Al(exandra) the Great, Getting Nowhere, and Beat the Turtle Drum, which is an ALA Notable Book, an IRA-CBC Children's Choice, and the basis for the Emmy Award-winning after-school special Very Good Friends.