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"This is a story for those who've drifted away from themselves and are trying to find their way back.
We Are Always Becoming is about the moments where life doesn't stop... it just changes quietly.
It's made of stories, silences, and those tender pauses that break us from within only to piece us back together in gentler ways."
"This book is for those who want to meet themselves again. Not to be 'perfect, but to be real. To be true."
There are stories that entertain.
And then there are stories that awaken.
We Are Always Becoming is a gentle yet profound tapestry of intertwined lives, each searching for something deeper - healing, belonging, purpose.
“A novel for the ones still searching for themselves in their own story.”
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Garima Yadav
Garima Yadav is a seeker of stories and silences - the ones that live in tea cups, banyan trees, and the spaces between words. A believer in gentle transformation, she writes with the hope that each sentence might become a mirror, a balm, or a beginning for someone reading.
She is the author of four previous books: Musings of Enkindled Heart, Mortals of Kandahar, Mortals of Kandahar II: The Beginning, and Mortals of Kandahar III: The Past. We Are Always Becoming is her fifth book - a quiet offering to the world, and a reminder that healing is possible, purpose is gentle, and becoming never ends.
She is an army wife, B.Tech and MBA graduate from esteemed universities who found her true calling in writing, a pursuit she views as her personal haven of peace.
Garima’s work is inspired by the quiet wisdom of everyday life, the strength of ordinary people, and the sacred journey of becoming. She writes not to offer answers, but to walk with you while you remember your own.
When she’s not writing, she’s often found journaling under open skies, listening to rain, or holding space for others through heartfelt conversations.
