The Archive Of Her Heart

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The Archive Of Her Heart
by Soumya Verma

This isn’t a guidebook.
It’s a heartbeat.
A collection of quiet chaos, half-healed truths, soft fights, and raw love — written by a girl who felt everything too early and still chose to show up.

The Archive of Her Heart is for the ones who never felt seen in full sentences.
For those who help everyone but hesitate to ask for help.
For people who were told they’re too loud, too quiet, too kind, too much.
For anyone who ever wondered why growing up hurts in places no one talks about.

Across four emotional sections — The Becoming, The Undoing, The Unlearning, and The Returning — Soumya weaves honest stories of school nostalgia, college loneliness, feminist softness, extended family wounds, overthinking, letting go, and showing up anyway.

These aren’t chapters.
They’re pieces.
Of her. Of maybe you. Of all of us who are tired of pretending we’re fine when we’re really just fighting to stay human.

Whether you're 16 or 36, a feeler or a fixer, this book will find a version of you somewhere in its pages —
and hold that gently.

About the Author

Soumya Verma writes the way some people overthink — all at once, quietly, and with too many tabs open in her head.
Her words are soft in tone but sharp in memory, often stitched from lived experiences, long silences, and all the things she never got to say in real life mixed with existential crisis.
The Archive of Her Heart is not just her first book — it’s her honest, unfiltered self, spread across pages like open windows.
She writes for those who never feel seen in full sentences.
For the ones who say “I’m fine” while drowning in pressure.
For the hearts that still believe in kindness — the kind that holds your hand without asking questions.
Soumya believes that softness is strength, that overthinking can be art, and that being real is more important than being right.
She doesn’t claim to have it all figured out — she just figured out that saying things out loud might be the bravest thing you can do.

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