The Sun and Her Flowers

By Rupi Kaur

The Sun and Her Flowers - Rupi Kaur
  • Release Date: 2017-10-03
  • Genre: Poetry
Score: 4.5
4.5
From 1,991 Ratings

Description

Divided into five chapters and illustrated by kaur, the sun and her flowers is a journey of wilting, falling, rooting, rising, and blooming. A celebration of love in all its forms.

this is the recipe of life
said my mother
as she held me in her arms as i wept
think of those flowers you plant
in the garden each year
they will teach you
that people too
must wilt
fall
root
rise
in order to bloom

Reviews

  • must read!!

    5
    By alice book worm
    I read her “whiskey words and a shovel” when i was 13 and fell in love with poetry. I am now 21 and i reread this book when i go through a bad break up. it’s very good to help u real ease everything and let you know your not the only one who gets that devastated when ur heart breaks. 10/10!!! u literally cannot read it without thinking of someone it’s so vivid !!
  • I love this book

    5
    By I love sunny and books
    I love this book so much and I can’t wait to buy it I’m going to sent this to all emy friends and people.😊
  • 10/10

    5
    By Tikiyaa
    I loved the way she writes. The perspective is brilliant and beautiful. This book is a wonderful tale of what love feels like and the outcomes over it all. This book definitely is a 10/10!
  • Great Book

    5
    By Knappy1713
    mentally healing
  • MAGNIFICENT

    5
    By Xmsparkles
    This book is filled with such raw words that are able to paint such a vivid picture. These poems really do make me feel and think on those thoughts that have felt this words before. I love this book and had such a connection to it. So amazed by the author!
  • most amazing pure book

    5
    By lil_sneakerhead13
    what my gf liked about it he book it’s how it’s relatable and it’s something that many have experienced. i like this book this is the first book i ever read with my gf.
  • Beautiful

    5
    By AuroraDonoho
    I love her poetry. I’ve read all her books and they’re addictive. You definitely have to love poetry to love her books.
  • Def. recommend

    5
    By Lecie89
    This was amazing!
  • 10/10 💙

    5
    By hanughotra
    What an amazing inspiring book! Never read anything like this before
  • so good

    5
    By hdjsnndbdjdj
    Love this she’s an amazing writer. Can’t wait to start the other books! Love the sunflower analogy throughout the book.
  • Poetry at its finest

    5
    By ChicyetCheap
    Inspirational poetry about heartache , healing , heritage , love, body positivity, etc.
  • Amazing

    4
    By noellakkk
    Great book some pages are a little PG-13 but it's still such an amazing book.
  • The Sun and Her Flowers

    5
    By BillyZ-TX
    As a man, it gave me such insight. My appreciation has been magnified. Thank you.
  • 🌸🌸🌸

    5
    By amandax345
    Amazing she has done it again!!
  • Stunning

    5
    By DarkestRuby
    This book gave me the strength to change, to fully embrace myself as the woman I am, and so I should define my worth by myself instead of people’s view of me. Absolutely worth reading ❤️
  • Kinda weird. Wasn’t the kind of poetry I’m looking for. But wasn’t a waste of time either.

    3
    By CGLcrazy1
    I’ll finish and try to keep an open mind! Okay read,
  • DEFINITELY A REREAD

    5
    By PiZzAA StEve
    LOVED IT !!!!
  • wasn’t very intriguing pt 2

    1
    By Papa1342
    i bought this book and her previous book because a lot of people recommended it to me (friends, mutuals, people online) and honestly, it’s very unsatisfactory. most of the poems aren’t really poetry. it’s sad that many people consider their writings to be poetry just because you can call anything poetry now. the definition of poetry is, “literary work in which special intensity is given to the expression of feelings and ideas by the use of distinctive style and rhythm; poems collectively or as a genre of literature.” the problem with this is that a lot of her ‘poems’ are too simple. they’re something like a sentence you could say to a friend, but divided into different stanzas. most of the poems don’t show any literary expertise. there aren’t many metaphors or figurative language, no rhyming, or distinctive/individual style...
  • Emotional

    5
    By mexsand
    The kind of book that you can read feel the pain love and all the emotion of the writer makes you think of your own life and your experiences and what life is really about