You Were My Favourite Stranger Some strangers leave a permanent place in your heart. By Saksham Jain Have you ever loved someone silently? Without confessions, without closure-just a quiet connection that never really left your heart? You Were My Favourite Stranger is a heartfelt collection of poetic prose that captures the soft ache of unspoken feelings and unforgettable moments. Told through the lens of one boy's long-standing, wordless admiration, this book speaks to anyone who's ever loved someone from a distance. From the first glance to the final goodbye that was never said, each chapter is a whisper of memories, thoughts never shared, and the gentle longing that lingers long after people part ways. What You'll Feel Inside This Book ¿ The quiet power of emotional storytelling ¿ The comfort of being understood in your own silent love story ¿ Deeply relatable poetry about first glances, "almosts," and letting go ¿ Healing, reflection, and soft heartbreak ¿ Hopeful sadness wrapped in beautiful words Perfect For Readers Who Love:Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur It Ends With Us by Colleen Hoover I Don't Love You Anymore by Noor Unnahar Poetic prose that feels like a warm hug Books about quiet crushes, almost love, and moving on without closure