Queen Elizabeth II sends thank you note after she gets 'happiness puzzle' from 7-year-old

A seven-year-old boy from Essex me a sweet handwritten puzzle for Queen of England. little boy named Timothy Mders thought of a way to cheer 94-year-old Queen amid global COVID-19 pandemic. boy’s sweet gesture has been winning hearts all around world. Re on:

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Boy sends word search to Queen

Due to global Coronavirus pandemic, Queen of England, Queen Elizabeth II has been isolating with her husband in castle of Windsor. To lift her spirits, boy from Billericay, Essex sent a handwritten letter titled ‘Happiness Word Search’ to Queen. In puzzle, he reportedly ded words like ‘Smile’, ‘Hug’ and ‘Love’, amongst ors.

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It has been reported that boy wrote in letter that Queen must be 's' and 'lonely' in lockdown. To cheer her up, he has me a word search for her. boy sent a letter along with puzzle to royal palace in Windsor. Timothy did t just win hearts of netizens, but it seems like Queen was also touched by his gesture.

He received a thank you te from Queen's ly in waiting for Philippa de Pass. letter mentioned, “ Queen wishes me to write and thank you for your kind letter, and for puzzle, you have created especially for Her Majesty. Your thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated, and Queen hopes that you too are keeping safe and well in current situation.”

ly in waiting also thanked little boy for his sweet gesture at end of letter. Timothy’s picture with letter has gone viral on social media.

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Timothy’s mor mentioned that idea to make puzzle was Timothy’s. She also mentioned that he chose happiness as me as he wanted to make people think of happy things during lockdown. letter has garnered boy a lot of praise on social media. His mor also reportedly mentioned that he wanted to ‘cheer up’ Queen and hence he me puzzle in his 'neatest' handwriting.

Timothy Mders’ mor mentioned that apart from Queen, she also handed out letter to elders living in ir neighbourhood. However, she mentioned he did t allow her to send original one to anybody insisting that it was for queen alone. boy’s gesture has been lauded online where people have commented saying that little boy has me m happy and that more people like Timothy are 'needed in this world'.

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