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111 pages, Unknown Binding
Published October 26, 2020
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November 17, 2020
A wonderful collection of poetry! I am so grateful to own this book. My favourite poem is "It's past midnight...", I love the rhyming lines and the descriptions of nature: "a moth tries to fly to the moon, / and an orb-weaver's cobweb is spun." The illustrations are a superb addition to the strong and graceful lines in each of the poems. Every line is infused with warmth, hardship, determination and humbleness. The book is a marvellous contribution to literature. If the author is inspired to write another book I would gladly add it to my book collection. I definitely recommend this book to others.
November 14, 2020
This is one of the best poetry books that I had read. The author wrote the poems in such a way that it can attract anyone towards it. Their poems are very imaginary. While reading them, I felt like it happened in front of me. And also they are very informative which makes us free from pain. This is the best boom which not only entertain you, but also provides you some knowledge which will be helpful for you in your life
November 14, 2020
I liked the style of the author in writing this poem. Her writing is simply superb. The book not only entertained me, but Also provided me some knowledge which will be helpful for me in my life. Really, it's an excellent book for you to get rid of pain. Mainly I liked the four themes the author explained and the way she explained them
November 12, 2020
I love the imagery of nature and love. There is a beautiful awareness of cultural identity and faith. It resonated with me. I can feel the pain and pride behind the poems. There are pieces included that empower the reader.
November 17, 2020
A very delightful collection of poems.
January 24, 2021
This is one of the best poetry books I read in 2020. There are poems that ooze depth, culture, profound stories, and ancestry. I cannot recommend this book enough, yet I try to mention it every chance I get. Even the title pulls you in. Very well written, very well done.
November 14, 2020
I can feel the agony and pride behind the sonnets. There are pieces incorporated that engage the reader. There is a wonderful consciousness of social character and confidence. It reverberated with me. The writer created this book so that anybody can be pulled in toward it. Its with brimming with information which assists with disposing of agony and furthermore with excellent sonnets
November 14, 2020
This is an interesting book I read which made me feel that the things happened infront of me while reading it. The poems were narrated in a nice ways. They attracted me a lot. I really liked The style of author in writing this poems. It not only entertained me but also provided me some knowledge to live my life happily.
April 3, 2021
It is debut collection of Beautiful soulful poems by Jamal e Fatima along with Beautiful sketches by Hira Noor.
The poems are based on poet’s journey of pain, loss, healing , finding identity and joy .
The title is so poetic , I loved it and so is the 2nd poem in Book , one of my favorites that I have attached.
Once I started reading the book , I could only stop at the last line of last poem, devouring and feeling each poem.
There are like 90- 100 poems in the book .
I have purely enjoyed reading it.
The poems are based on poet’s journey of pain, loss, healing , finding identity and joy .
The title is so poetic , I loved it and so is the 2nd poem in Book , one of my favorites that I have attached.
Once I started reading the book , I could only stop at the last line of last poem, devouring and feeling each poem.
There are like 90- 100 poems in the book .
I have purely enjoyed reading it.
March 26, 2022
Disclaimer: A free copy of this book was given to me by the author in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts here are entirely my own and are not influenced in any way by a third party.
Review Highlights:
⁕ The illustrations by Hira Noor are some of the most detailed I’ve seen in a collection! They complement the text so well and add to the overall reading experience.
⁕ Some of the poems are very specific to Fatima’s lived experiences, while others are more generalized references to humanity as a whole. ALL of the pieces are beautiful and impactful in their own ways, but their variety in length and subject added depth to the collection as a whole.
⁕ Fatima’s writing style is incredibly rhythmic and lyrical. I actually kept going back to read certain pieces out loud because they just SOUND so good.
⁕ As someone who enjoys strong narratives in any text I pick up, I love that the collection is divided into four broader sections that create a sense of direction and conclusion.
My full review for this book is not posted yet. Make sure to check out my official website and follow me on social media for updates.
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Review Highlights:
⁕ The illustrations by Hira Noor are some of the most detailed I’ve seen in a collection! They complement the text so well and add to the overall reading experience.
⁕ Some of the poems are very specific to Fatima’s lived experiences, while others are more generalized references to humanity as a whole. ALL of the pieces are beautiful and impactful in their own ways, but their variety in length and subject added depth to the collection as a whole.
⁕ Fatima’s writing style is incredibly rhythmic and lyrical. I actually kept going back to read certain pieces out loud because they just SOUND so good.
⁕ As someone who enjoys strong narratives in any text I pick up, I love that the collection is divided into four broader sections that create a sense of direction and conclusion.
My full review for this book is not posted yet. Make sure to check out my official website and follow me on social media for updates.
Eve Reads Official Site || Instagram || Storygraph || Spotify
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