“Poetry is used to invoke emotions and this poetry book did so, for me. I felt myself reliving life again from a young age but somehow I feel okay because I am not alone?

Going through life, you’re gonna be alone. In my opinion, you need to learn to live with yourself and be accepting of yourself before you can give yourself to someone else. You need to come to terms with who you are.

Each verse/page was so beautifully crafted and written with emotion. As the reader, I was able to partially relive life as it was and what it can be, not exactly as the writer but pretty close.”

“In this poetry collection, there are four sections titled “please love my inner child,” “please love me at my worst,” “please love me for who I am,” and “please love who I’m becoming.” There are themes of connecting with your inner child, loving the worst parts of yourself, coming out as bisexual, and focusing on self growth.

Some of the poems were very short, but still drew gut punches of emotion. I wasn’t super compelled throughout, but I found it to be relatable, and the feelings portrayed were clear and felt”

“I have no words to say because I’m speechless but it was extremely well written and powerful.”

“I enjoyed reading this book so much! I was so surprised when I read a poem regarding astrology, which is a subject I truly love — happy to know that the author is also a scorpio sun. Every poem is full of emotion and beautifully written. She’s very talented and I’m glad I chose this book. The illustrations throughout the book are also beautiful.”

“Exactly for Rupi Kaur’s readers!

You will not be disappointed with this collection. It’s that this feels like the younger version of Rupi Kaur’s poetry collection.

The lines are genuine and, no doubt, you will feel connected to the written words as soon as you start reading them.

Go for this collection. The nostalgia hits you right.”