A raw and tender poetry collection by Sahiba Kathuria, Almost, Always offers gentle companionship through healing, reminding us that even in the in-between, there is grace.
A Quiet Companion Through the Chaos
Almost, Always is not your traditional poetry collection—nor is it a self-help book dressed in rhyme. Instead, it’s a raw and intimate series of reflections, penned not from a place of resolution but from the messy, sacred in-between of healing.
Book Details
| Title | Almost, Always |
|---|---|
| Author | Sahiba Kathuria |
| Publisher | Bookleaf Publishing / Libresco Feeds Pvt. Ltd. |
| Publication Date | 12 July 2025 |
| Language | English |
| Paperback | 60 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 9371562315 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-9371562317 |
| Item Weight | 68 g |
| Dimensions | 12.7 x 0.3 x 20.32 cm |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Packer | Libresco Feeds Pvt. Ltd. |
| Amazon | Always, Almost |
Sahiba Kathuria invites us into a space where vulnerability is not only allowed, but honored. This book does not offer polished answers or silver linings. It doesn’t pretend that pain follows a clear arc or that healing is something to check off a list. Instead, it holds space—for grief, for doubt, for surrender, and most of all, for hope.
Fragments of a Journey, Not a Destination
Each piece in Almost, Always is a quiet breath—written in the stillness of 3 a.m. or the tender light of dawn. These are moments of presence, where the poet is not trying to fix the reader, but walk beside them. Whether you are in the middle of heartbreak, burnout, or quiet resilience, this book will feel like a hand held loosely in yours—unassuming, but unwavering.
The poetry reflects an emotional rhythm that many will recognize: the pull between letting go and holding on, between “almost” giving up and “always” beginning again. It speaks to the people who keep showing up—even when it feels impossible.
About the Author
Sahiba Kathuria is a student at Smeal College of Business, Pennsylvania State University, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Finance along with a minor in Supply Chain and IST. Beyond academics, her passion for literature and art informs her writing. Her poems are spaces of inquiry, not conclusion—born from quiet questions, tender doubt, and unwavering hope.
Her voice is deeply personal, yet profoundly universal. In every line, Sahiba reminds us that creating—no matter how small—is an act of healing in itself.
Final Thoughts
Almost, Always is not about finding the light. It’s about staying present in the dark long enough to recognize your own glow. For readers who are tired of books that try to fix them, this collection offers something different: permission to simply be.
Quiet, raw, and resonant—this is a collection you return to when you need to feel less alone.
