Wednesday, March 8, 2017

milk and honey

The book milk and honey by rupi kaur impacted my life in a good way, that's why I chose this book for my independent reading study. This is the first book I have read of hers. Surprisingly milk and honey was her first and only book so far. She published it through Andrew mcmeel publishing in 2014. The story has 4 different inspiring parts. The hurting, the loving, the breaking, and the healing. I simply can not choose a favorite. All of them were so greatly worded and made you feel connected even if you have never experienced the things before.

Like I mentioned before there are 4 parts. At first I wasn't really sure on how to summarize because it's basically all short little poems but if you look at the whole thing it tells a story but the details / what that story means is different to everyone. It depends on how you look at the poems. The pages are really nice, most of them have little simple drawings.  It it doesn't distract you from the writing. She put her heart and soul into this book. It's focused on femininity. Her stories of struggle and her stories of building back up her life. She went from when she was little to grown. “I didn't leave because I didn't love you anymore, I left because the longer I stayed the less I loved myself” a lot of these short little poems people can relate to. “Your name is the strongest, positive and negative connotation in any language. It lights me up or leaves me aching for days”.


I'd say that this is a great book that can help you in some tough times. If you ever need some motivation or need to feel not alone then I'd pick up this book. It's something simple and easy. It can take you somewhere else when you need it. So go pick it up ! 


Book Review by Chloe E.

4 comments:

  1. This book seems interesting because the reviewer said that the book impacted her life and that the book had happy sad exciting and frustrating chapters.

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  2. This book seems interesting because, the reviewer said that the book impacted their life. That the story had happy, sad, exciting, and frustrating chapters/parts. I would red this book because many people I know have read it and liked it. I'm not one for sappy inspiring boring stories but I guess.

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  3. This book sounds ethereal, sounds perfect and very relatable. I'm not into poem structured books but this sounds like something I would love. I love the fact that the reviewer says you can relate to it even if you haven't gone through it. That means the authors words must be very strong and powerful. I think I'm going to read this book next.

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  4. The book seems nice because there a plot to the story

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