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writes:Hey guys :)Okay, so for a while I've become a huge fan of Josh Groban (a singer). Now, I've never been very talkative with my family e.t.c. about what I like and stuff, but I really want to write my first fan mail to him by post.He's from america so is this possible as I'm from the UK? and I want to tell/ask my parents if it will be okay but I'm nervous to because they might get all judgmental and say it's a silly idea.I was thinking about asking for a autographed picture, and just say stuff like: "your music has really inspired me to try new things in my GCSE music tasks and that you have such an amazing voice and i love how his music reaches out to many different genres yada yada yada.Please some answers :) Thankyou! Reply to this Question
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reader, Dawnielou +, writes (28 July 2013):
Yes absolutely. My 13 year old daughter is crazy about Justin Bieber and if she wanted to do this I wouldn't stop her.
There will be a charge to send letter from UK to the USA and the Post Office will tell you the cost. I take it you have the address, I'm sure you do as I know with my daughter she knows JB's favourite food and other random things.
Hope you get your autographed photo soon.
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reader, CindyCares  +, writes (27 July 2013):
 Sure, go ahead, what's the harm in it ? Yes, to any adult it MAY sound a bit silly, but - you are not an adult yet and you have full right to being a bit silly on occasions, as long as it is harmless.
You can surely send a letter from UK to USA, just ask the cost at your Post Office. And of course, you need an address where to send your letter- his official Fan Club or his management agency or producer or whatnot, but I am sure you already got that.
I hope you get your autographed pic soon, good luck !
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