“Letter to Ann Landers” refers to the numerous letters sent to the Ann Landers advice column, a North American cultural institution for 56 years. Originally created by Ruth Crowley (1943,) it was later taken over by Esther Pauline “Eppie” Lederer (1955,) the most recognized Ann Landers.
The column featured reader-submitted letters seeking advice on relationships, family, etiquette, and personal dilemmas. Lederer’s responses, known for their directness, humor, and expert insights, made her one of the most widely syndicated advice columnists.
A notable publication compiling these letters is Letters to Ann Landers (1970,) showcasing real-life inquiries and responses that reflect the era’s social concerns. The column’s influence extended beyond newspapers, shaping public discourse on personal and societal issues.
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Only two kids enjoy high school. One is the captain of the football team. The other is his girlfriend.
—Letter to Ann Landers
Topics: Children
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