- Translated to
- two languages
- Title
- Can We be Strangers Again?
- Imprint
- Ebury Press
- Publication Year
- 2025 January 2,
- Edition Type
- No idea
- Book Type
- Can We Be Strangers Again
- Exam
- no
- Award Year
- 2010
- Number of Pages
- 228
- Product Form
- Paperback
- Latest Version
- no idea
- Publisher
- Penguin Random House India Pvt. Ltd
- Source ISBN
- 9780143475927
- Genre
- Fiction
- Source Type
- T
- Specific Exam
- Others
- Book Category
- Fiction Books
- Review Author
- great author
- BISAC Subject Heading
- FIC027020
- Number of Volumes
- Single
- Editorial Review
- no idea
- Book Subcategory
- Romance Books
- Book Award Type
- Winner
- Edition
- First
- Review Date
- SHRIJEET SHANDILYA
- Intended Audience
- General
- ISBN10
- 0143475924
- Author Award Code
- Winner
- Language
- English
- Has E-book Sample
- No
- University
- no
- Print Size
- 228
- Number of Discs
- 0
- Stream
- yes
- Degree/Diploma
- no
- Subject
- yes
- Term
- no idea, 2025
- Age Group
- 16
- Height
- 198 mm
- Length
- 129 mm
- Board
- no
- Standard
- 12
- Table of Contents
- Prologue – The Beginning of the End Chapter 1 – When We First Met Chapter 2 – The Spark That Started It All Chapter 3 – Midnight Conversations Chapter 4 – Shared Dreams and Silent Promises Chapter 5 – Cracks in the Mirror Chapter 6 – The Words We Didn't Say Chapter 7 – Love in the Rearview Mirror Chapter 8 – The Distance Between Us Chapter 9 – Breaking Point Chapter 10 – Goodbyes in Disguise Chapter 11 – Can We Be Strangers Again? Chapter 12 – Ghosts of What We Were Chapter 13 – The Art of Letting Go Chapter 14 – Learning to Unlove You Chapter 15 – Reflections and Regrets Chapter 16 – Healing in Pieces Chapter 17 – Loving Me Again Chapter 18 – Closure Isn’t Always a Conversation Chapter 19 – A New Kind of Silence Chapter 20 – Becoming Strangers With History Epilogue – After Us
- Primary Author
- Can we be strangers again? Start over like we never met? Let me walk past you like I never loved you."
- Alternative Title
- Unlove Me Like We Never Happened Let’s Pretend We Never Knew Each Other Back to Before We Met
- Tags
- #CanWeBeStrangersAgain #BackToStrangers #FromLoversToStrangers #HeartbreakQuotes #PainfulGoodbye #EmotionalDamage #LoveAndLoss #TearsBehindSmile #SilentGoodbye #LostConnection
- BISAC Regional Theme
- If it's a modern romance story dealing with heartbreak or reconnection. Code: FIC027020, If the content is more reflective, poetic, and explores deep emotional themes. Code: FIC019000, If the story reflects specific regional or ethnic identities (e.g., Indian, African American, Latinx, etc.). Code: FIC059000, If the “regional” aspect is a small-town setting or rural community that plays a key role. Code: FIC025000
- Author Info
- The most commonly credited author for "Can We Be Strangers Again" is Lang Leav, a contemporary poet and novelist known for her emotionally resonant, simple, and romantic poetry. However, in many cases,
- Awards Received
- Award: None officially recognized - Year: Unknown (circulated online in the 2010s)
- Other Contributors
- A song or poem titled "Can We Be Strangers Again" and you're looking for its contributors (e.g. writer, composer)? A book, short film, or project by that title and the other people involved? Or are you referencing social media content (like a viral video or reel) with that phrase?
- Specialization
- Use of metaphors and inner monologues to bring intimacy. Realistic and layered characters with emotional depth.