Happy birthday, Rupi Kaur! Acknowledging her best books ever
Rupi Kaur is among the most famous Canadian authors and poets and initially rose to fame on Instagram. She was dubbed the "writer of the decade" by the New Republic and later earned a spot in the coveted Forbes 30 under 30 list. As she celebrates her birthday on October 4, let's acknowledge the best books written by her.
'Milk and Honey'
Milk and Honey is a sweet, little collection of Kaur's poems that explores love, loss, feminity, violence, and abuse. It comprises four chapters, each guiding readers through various life moments. The book conveys the idea that even in life's darkest experiences, one can still find sweetness everywhere if only they are willing to look for it.
'The Sun and Her Flowers'
This is the second collection of poems by Kaur which is all about growth and healing. The book is divided into five chapters and has been beautifully illustrated by the author herself as she is an incredible illustrator and photographer too. Overall, it's a book that celebrates all shades of love, falling, rooting, rising, and blooming. It's a must read for poetry lovers!
'How Deep Is Your Love'
How Deep is Your Love is a unique and interesting combination of art and words. It features 25 beautiful poems that are supported by 25 hand-drawn coloring images, giving you a chance to explore the poems in a different way as you color the images yourself! It is the perfect book for beginners and kids alike.
'Home Body'
Home Body captures honest conversations with oneself. It serves as a daily reminder to cherish your body and fill it with love and acceptance. In addition to this, the poems in this book also explore family, community, and change, depicted through stunning illustrations of light and darkness, nature and nurture, etc. Check out more such book recommendations.
