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the queen of England.Speaking to the BBC, Madders revealed that he was very excited to receive a response from the queen after sending his gift and said, "It was very good [the letter] and it was very important and made me happy that she liked it... She's probably wanting to keep herself busy." Timothy's mom, Jo Madders, told the site, "He wanted to do something to cheer her up and he did it in his neatest handwriting." Timothy was also very particular about getting the happiness crossword to Her Majesty.

Queen Elizabeth II sent an adorable letter to a 7-year-old boy who created a "happiness crossword" for Her Majesty.Speaking about the letter he received from the queen, Timothy Madders said, "It was very good and it was very important and made me happy that she liked it." While much of the world remains in lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic, everyone's trying to find hobbies and activities to keep them busy in lieu of their usual routines.Thinking outside the box, 7-year-old Timothy Madders from Billericay in Essex decided to make a happiness-themed crossword, and tasked his mother with sending it to an extra special recipient—the queen of England.Speaking to the BBC, Madders revealed that he was very excited to receive a response from