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conversations.value: a description for a book titled The Sun and Her Flowers about Amazon, Book, em>Milk with the genre: Literature & Fiction, History & Criticism
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conversations.value: <strong><a href="//www.amazon.com/b/?node=390919011">An Amazon Best Book of October 2017:</a></strong> the author deftly sidesteps and then punts the stereotypical sophomore slump of bestselling authors, offering a subtle yet powerful volume of poetry to her readers who have clamored for more since the debut of <em>Milk &amp; Honey</em>. Split into five movementswilting, falling, rooting, rising, bloomingthe authors poems glide up from the depths of heartbreak and hurt to embrace the strength and joy that can flower on the other side of hardship. the author workshops many of her poems through live readings, and the dedication to her craft vibrates through every phrase. Those who pressed <em>Milk &amp; Honey</em> into the hands of their friends will exult in <em>The Sun and Her Flowers</em>, and the authors expanded wisdom and scope should reel in new readers who will find much that resonates. <em>Adrian Liang, The Amazon Book Review </em>
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conversations.value: <em>Adrian Liang, The Amazon Book Review </em>.amazon.com/b/?node=390919011">An Amazon Best Book of October 2017:</a></strong> the author deftly sidesteps and then punts the stereotypical sophomore slump of bestselling authors, offering a subtle yet powerful volume of poetry to her readers who have clamored for more since the debut of <em>Milk &amp; Honey</em>. Split into five movementswilting, falling, rooting, rising, bloomingthe authors poems glide up from the depths of heartbreak and hurt to embrace the strength and joy that can flower on the other side of hardship. the author workshops many of her poems through live readings, and the dedication to her craft vibrates through every phrase. Those who pressed <em>Milk &amp; Honey</em> into the hands of their friends will exult in <em>The Sun and Her Flowers</em>, and the authors expanded wisdom and scope should reel in new readers who will find much that resonates.<strong><a href="//www.