The Sun and Her Flowers

Rupi Kaur is a poet, an artist and a performer. Her work swept the world of literature. Her second book, "The Sun and Her Flower" is the world's best seller and one of her debut, brothers of art of milk and honey - America's 2017 bestseller.

Rupi considers her work to be details of this vision. She is an eternal artist. At the age of 5, the mother distributed a brush and said, "Turn your heart out." At the age of 17 she encountered the night of Mike opened locally and sang the first verbal poem there. . That night, she fell in love with playing poetry. Rupi continued to perform throughout Canada and established a community of readers and poet enthusiasts. While studying at the University of Waterloo, Rupi wrote and illustrated her first collection, Milk and Honey. In the following years, milk and honey became international phenomena. It sold over 3 million copies, translated into more than 35 languages, and over 100 consecutive years - became the number one best seller of the New York Times.

Rupi explores works with various themes such as love, loss, trauma, healing, femininity, immigration, revolution. She is a storyteller, a chronicle, a treasure trove of community and history. Her work pays simple and meticulous attention and finds a house in the hearts of millions of people. This magic is captured by her stage performances. The stage performance is a dance performance, the interaction between poetry and magnetic music, art and theater. Rupi 's long - awaited second series, the sun and her flowers, was announced in 2017 and debuted with the world' s best seller. In the first 3 months, it sold 1 million copies and was accepted by readers all over the world. She is in Forbes under 30 years old. She is the editor of the 2016 Metz New Writing Literature Collection at Oxford University and Cambridge University, and one of the 100 BBC women. Rupi wants to continue her artistic quest through art and poetry - I am looking for a way to understand and express

Author: Rupi Kaur's Day and her flowers are a series of women empowerment verses. This is the second collection of poems by Cowl. Not only did it stimulate it, it also talked about the personal struggle Kaua experienced. I think this book is very influential. Generally I think poetry is very profitable. But this book is more than just motivation. This will make me think about ways to use the words I read to change my daily life. Publishing books on past relationships and abuses should be quite easy, but I think that Rupi Kaur needs to read her. In addition to being given authority to women, we need to change the way society sees women. The sun and her flowers are like treasure chest filled with wisdom and love. The first one is milk and honey, and now the sun and her flowers, the cowl have never been disappointed

Kaur, Rupi Sun, and her flower Rupi Kaur are known for their beautiful and thoughtful poetry. This collection of poems is divided into five central focus: withering, degenerating, fixing, rising and blooming. For those who want to look back on the past and feel a burst of emotion, "sun and her flower" is a book for you. Cowul reflects her experience as a woman. The book starts with the struggle she faces and she uses her voice to portray her suffering through poetry. This book ends in a more aggressive approach to Caul's "floating" and in a way she accepts itself in various ways. - Cleo Hamlet, grade 2019

Rupi Kaur's most famous book and the first part of the "Milk and Honey" series are very popular, attracting attention to an unprecedented level of poetry. A comment about "the sun and her flowers" is said from your point of view about milk and honey. We recommend starting with the first book. The second book is not a bad choice at all, but you will be happy to see the evolution as her author. These two books are very similar, but do not make a mistake here. Poetry is not rhyming, it is mainly prose. I will say that most of the poems are short, so it is a good book that can be picked up and picked up again and again. There are not many stories in the traditional sense, but everything has themes and morals.