“Letters to My Daughter: A Mother’s Parenting Journey Through the Classic Exchange of Letter Writing” by Raquel Milton is now available for purchase

“Letters to My Daughter: A Mother’s Parenting Journey Through the Classic Exchange of Letter Writing” by Raquel Milton told with poetic grace and emotional authenticity, the book is both a personal archive and a universal guide, brimming with wisdom, scripture, and sincere affection. Published by Citi of Books, this is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other major retail platforms. 

“Letters to My Daughter: A Mother’s Parenting Journey Through the Classic Exchange of Letter Writing” crafts a soul-stirring testament to maternal love, spiritual grounding, and the sacred art of communication. This moving collection of letters chronicles her experiences raising her daughter, Maria, through each season of life — from childhood whimsy to collegiate independence. Each letter is like a prayer stitched into time, offering comfort, counsel, and clarity.

The moral that blooms through every page is the power of unconditional love — not just as an emotion but as a compass for parenting. Milton shows that parenting isn’t about perfect execution, but about showing up with integrity, humility, and intentional love. She underscores the importance of guiding without controlling, advising without judgment, and loving without conditions. As readers, we are reminded that the beauty of motherhood lies not in mastery, but in presence — and in the quiet trust that seeds of wisdom sown in love will bloom in their own time.

Raquel Milton’s aim is not merely to share her story, but to uplift other mothers walking similar paths. Her letters become both a lifeline and a lighthouse. By openly sharing her vulnerabilities and victories, she creates a nurturing space for other women to reflect on their roles as nurturers, guides, and spiritual stewards. Her poetic interludes and scriptural reflections elevate the narrative to something almost sacred — a devotional to the divine calling of motherhood.

This book is a love letter to all mothers who have doubted, hoped, wept, prayed, and rejoiced — sometimes all in the same day. It’s as warm as a candlelit room and as enduring as a handwritten note tucked in a drawer. With tender eloquence and quiet courage, “Letters to My Daughter” reminds us that words — when written with love — can span decades and live on as sacred echoes in the hearts of those we cherish.