**Back Cover Page****Words That Stay: A Guide to Personal Letter Writing

Rediscover the Art of Meaningful Connection

In an era of fleeting texts and impersonal emails, Words That Stay invites readers to rediscover the warmth, depth, and lasting impact of personal letter writing. This guide serves as both an inspiration and a practical companion for anyone who wishes to express their thoughts, emotions, and experiences in a way that truly resonates.

Why This Book?
Because genuine human connection deserves more than emojis and abbreviations. Whether you're writing to a friend, family member, mentor, or even yourself, this book helps you craft letters that are honest, heartfelt, and unforgettable.

The Importance of the Book
Personal letters are keepsakes—tangible expressions of love, comfort, gratitude, apology, and celebration. They bridge gaps, heal wounds, and preserve memories. Words That Stay empowers readers to embrace this timeless form of communication in a modern world that often forgets its power.

Salient Features:

• A complete guide to different types of personal letters: friendly, emotional, celebratory, apologetic, and more

• Step-by-step strategies for structure, tone, and message clarity

• Real-life examples and templates for inspiration

• Tips to avoid common pitfalls and elevate your writing

• Creative prompts to overcome writer’s block

• Guidance on incorporating letters into journaling, legacy writing, and personal growth

About the Author
Dalgobind Mahto is an academician, author, and communication enthusiast with a deep passion for preserving the art of meaningful writing. With years of experience mentoring students and professionals alike, he understands the value of words that come from the heart. His writings blend clarity with compassion, offering readers tools not only for better expression—but for deeper human connection. This book is a testament to his belief that some words, once written, truly stay.

For anyone who has something to say—and wants it to be remembered—this book is your invitation to begin.

Pick up your pen. Your words matter. Let them stay.