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1. What do you think would happen if no one was informed about the inequality between men and women?
2. Even though her books may contain inappropriate content, if it inspires people, would you still want it to be banned?
3. What inspired you (Rupi Kaur) to write the book, "The Sun and Her Flowers"?
4. What do you think the original meaning of the book could be?
5. What was your (Rupi Kaur) intentions of impacting people with your written poetical lines?

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"I loved every word on every page, could not put it down, craving more, so beautiful in every way... Would recommend it to anyone. It sincerely opened my mind and touched my heart."

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"This book was beautiful, crisp, and poignant. Man or woman, as long as you're human, this book will change your outlook on people and life."

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Rupi Kaur helps express real events that any average person can experience. She impacts multicultural books by exploring different varieties such as: love, trauma, loss, and healing. She takes her writings and changes them into a perspective that most readers would enjoy. In her one novel "Milk and Honey", Rupi Kaur addresses the issue involving large cultural unnoticed strengths and importance of women. She tries to help women through their troubles in life with her writing.

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Rupi Kaur was born on October 5, 1992 in Punjab, India. She had moved to Canada when she was younger though. When she was only 5 years old, she started to paint and draw because she couldn't speak that much English. She started to get an interest in writing when she was 17. In 2013, she started to post her work on Tumblr and Instagram. To respect her culture and like the Gurmukhi Script, she writes in only lowercase letters with a period at the end like a regular sentence. She independently published her first book "Milk and Honey" in 2014 and then another book called "The Sun and Her Flowers" in 2017.