Letters to a Stranger is one of the most famous books by the French classic of the twentieth century, Andre Mauroy. Her character's never-ending monologue is directed at an unnamed beauty whom he caught a glimpse of in the theater. This mysterious lady is infinitely receptive to his wisdom and subtle observations and is likely to learn a lot from listening to discussions about feminine nature, feminine tenderness and coquetry, about breakups, meetings, life and love. In France, the book has been widely quoted for a long time — it is customary to recommend it to anyone who wants to comprehend the secrets of the human soul.