Your local bookshop has invited members of the public to recommend a guest speaker for an upcoming event that will include a series of talks from well-known people.

Hi John, How are you doing?
Firstly
, thank you for organizing the session which is thoughtful and much appreciated. I am writing to share my suggestion for a guest speaker. In my opinion, Mr Khan would be the ideal orator for the event. He is a renowned public speaker having done many shows across the United Kingdom. He is a motivational speaker who has addressed common problems like parenting, finding happiness and many other topics related to general living.
Further
, I have heard he is funny
while
being extremely friendly. Recently our town has been going through tough times and I believe Mr Khan would spread some positive vibes with his witty words. Apparently, his parents spent most of their childhood in our town. Having
this
closeness to our town would
also
help our people feel connected to him.
While
thanking you for your sincere efforts, I hope my suggestion works well. Regards, Aravinthan
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