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While I was reading this collection, my mind was singing "I need somebody who can love me at my worst...." And that too the you-know-who's version 💟 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. Thank you, author and 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. Thank you, author and the publisher, for the advance reading copy.
May 12, 2022 Anastasia⚘ rated it it was amazing 5☆ Ahh, I absolutely adored it! This poetry collection was so sweet and tender and in the same time so raw and relatable.
And I loved how the story was floating through out four sections. I would just highly recommend reading it! Here I just leave some quotes that I liked the most, cause why not :) "you cannot use someone "i keep shouting who am i "and when the shore Ahh, I absolutely adored it! This poetry collection was so sweet and tender and in the same time so raw and relatable. And I loved how the story was floating through out four sections. I would just highly recommend reading it! Here I just leave some quotes that I liked the most, cause why not :) "you cannot use someone "i keep shouting who am i "and when the shore "ask your inner child what they want, and give it to them. you owe it to yourself to live this life in your wild. you owe it to yourself to find out who you are." "it’s like i have a resistance to wholeness
Oct 13, 2021 Mariah rated it really liked it ARC provided by the publisher via NetGalley. I was quite surprised
to find myself getting teary eyed at multiple points in this book. It wasn't until I finished the very last sentence of the acknowledgements that the tears fell and I felt a near cathartic release. Like a convers I was quite surprised to find myself getting teary eyed at multiple points in this book. It wasn't until I finished the very last sentence of the acknowledgements that the tears fell and I felt a near cathartic release. Like a conversation with someone who knows you, gets you, truly understands you. Someone who puts their phone away as soon as you sit down because there's nothing on there that could
be more interesting that anything you could have to say. What an absolute breath of fresh air in a genre that has long started to feel oversaturated and often derivative and even performative.
I am learning that this is not about me - stop trying to break me too I read this book in one day and even though I don’t read that many poetry books, I liked this one. I keep shouting who am I Whoever you want to be
This woman knows how to write. holy moly. She seemed to look deep into my soul and rip the words out. Beautiful, raw, empowering and devoted. Absolutely incredible would highly recommend.
Sep 24, 2021 Beatriz rated it it was amazing
I received an advanced reader copy of this book to read in exchange for an honest review via netgalley. 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. 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.
Jun 18, 2022 Mery ✨ rated it really liked it 4/5 Sometimes fate is kind enough to deliver what I call the "Right book at the right time." A pretty good poetry book. Loved it Sometimes
fate is kind enough to deliver what I call the "Right book at the right time." A pretty good poetry book. Loved it
Jun 21, 2022 tanya rated it really liked it read this in a sitting in barnes and nobles. thoroughly enjoyed every moment of reading this! truly captured the pain and desperation of wanting a lover to stay.
Oct 02, 2021 Andrea rated it liked it This poetry collection is divided into 4 parts: It's mostly about unrequited love, loneliness and finding who you are. The poems in
the please love me at my worst section were definitely my favorites. As in any other poetry collection, some of the poems I really liked and felt like were reading right into my soul, and others I just felt meh about. Overall, I think it was a pretty soli
It's mostly about unrequited love, loneliness and finding who you are. The poems in the please love me at my worst section were definitely my favorites. As in any other poetry collection, some of the poems I really liked and felt like were reading right into my soul, and others I just felt meh about. Overall, I think it was a pretty solid and cohesive collection. My overall favorites are on the longer side, but I'll leave some of my shorter faves here: someone, anyone saying i have trust issues what do you do when how can i love myself i keep shouting who am i here i am A huge thank you to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for the e-ARC in exchange of an honest and voluntary review ...more
Oct 08, 2021 ًm rated it liked it arc provided for by netgalley for an honest review This is a poetry collection that was
carefully divided into four separate parts— “please love my inner child”, “please love me at my worst”, “please love me for who i am”, and “please love me who i am becoming”. It’s overall theme was about finding who you are and in-depth loneliness. I don’t tend to read poetry but so many of these poems i felt so strongly about and encouraged me to read more. It was a very enjoyable collection and would love t This is a poetry collection that was carefully divided into four separate parts— “please love my inner child”, “please love me at my worst”, “please love me for who i am”, and “please love me who i am becoming”. It’s overall theme was about finding who you are and in-depth loneliness. I don’t tend to read poetry but so many of these poems i felt so strongly about and encouraged me to read more. It was a very enjoyable collection and would love to read more by the
author.
Sep 20, 2021 Aislin rated it liked it This little book of poems is divided into four sections generally by theme and
chronological order. For the most part, I really enjoyed these poems! The standouts for me were the poems about grief, coming out as bisexual, and loving your inner child. Those poems in particular were really great!
Dec 22, 2021 Shay rated it liked it "does anyone want to trade brains i’d like a quieter one" This book is for you if... you like poetry about growing to love yourself. RTC CAWPILE Rating: 6.86/10 This book is for you if... you like poetry about growing to love yourself. RTC CAWPILE Rating: 6.86/10
It was an ok collection. There was a few strong pieces.
2.5 ✨ rounded down. I want to kindly thank Andrews McMeel Publishing, NetGalley and Michaela Angemeer for giving this book in exchange for an honest review. A pretty mediocre poetry
collection at times, but also pretty relatable at other times. please love my inner child As I said, there were poems I enjoyed and I agreed with, like: if you keep trying to fix other people I want to kindly thank Andrews McMeel Publishing, NetGalley and
Michaela Angemeer for giving this book in exchange for an honest review. A pretty mediocre poetry collection at times, but also pretty relatable at other times. please love my inner child As I said, there were poems I enjoyed and I agreed with, like: if you keep trying to fix other people and to my
inner child - you are enough Once in a while there was a drawing or sketch with some writing and those were cute. One of my favourite poems was: remember, Overall, it was a nice one. ...more
Rating: 3.25 🌟 First and foremost, I'd like to express my gratitude to Netgalley for providing me with an e-ARC of this copy. Disclaimer: This review is solely based on my own opinion. you deserve to be loved without condition. you are enough without trying harder. without learning new things. without accomplishments. without success. without getting bigger or
smaller. without getting smarter. without improvements. without changing anything at all. you are enough, just you are- you are enough j First and foremost, I'd like to express my gratitude to Netgalley for providing me with an e-ARC of this copy. Disclaimer: This review is solely based on my own opinion. you deserve to be loved without condition. you are enough
without trying harder. without learning new things. without accomplishments. without success. without getting bigger or smaller. without getting smarter. without improvements. without changing anything at all. you are enough, just you are- you are enough just as you are. Among all the other poetries throughout this collection of poems, this one had my heart. Otherwise, I didn't connect with most of the poems. It's just that the poetry reminded me of something
I'd read before.
Sep 16, 2021 Rebecca rated it really liked it Thank you to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for an
advanced electronic copy of this book in exchange for an honest review! 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 s 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.
This is one of the very few items that I have returned. If you’re looking for something similar to Rupi Kaur, like I was… it’s not. My friend told me about this book, and I was
expecting something moving and beautiful, but the poetry turned out to be quite primitive and also looked mentally unhealthy. I just can’t wrap my head around something like this:
Feb 25, 2022 Allison rated it really liked it lovely poetry collection with raw and relatable themes
I can’t tell if I liked this book or not. Some poems I related to and saw the beauty in and others I cringed at and thought were immature. It was obvious the author tried to appeal to younger people like gen Z or young millennials with the references she made. And like I said I either really loved it or cringed at it.
I always struggle writing poetry reviews 😅 I really enjoyed this one! Angemeer has a fantastic way with words and I cried several times. This was really beautiful 💕
May 07, 2022 Osiris rated it really liked it to my inner child- i am sorry you never learned
May 23, 2022 sophie rated it liked it finally i read a poetry book again. the poets are beautiful but most didn‘t really catch me.
Jul 03, 2022 Asmaa rated it did not like it the mother i want to be listens you are enough.
Dec 21, 2021 E rated it it was ok I don’t read a lot of modern poetry and I think that’s for the best. I feel like I’ve read few of
the poems written in this before and got bored.
Oct 03, 2021 Maria Ashley rated it it was amazing
I recieved a copy of this through NetGalley in exchange of an honest review. I have literally nothing but the best things to say about this book. I have literally nothing but the best things to say about this book.
"i don’t know why i keep this is a poetry collection divided into
four sections '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 were poems that made me feel strongly, but still I gave this a ⭐⭐⭐ :)). It just didn't fit my taste. personally, for me, it was just an okay collection. it was decent, some poems were pre this is a poetry collection divided into four sections '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 were poems that made me feel strongly, but still I gave this a ⭐⭐⭐ :)). It just didn't fit my taste. personally, for me, it was just an okay collection. it was decent, some poems were pretty. I liked that it talked a lot
about loneliness, self-growth, loving yourself, etc etc. and so, I still recommend checking it out 😚👌.
Sep 24, 2021 sintiareads rated it really liked it This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it,
click here. I read it in one day and I really liked it. After reading some poetry books that I didn't like I was happy about this one. I enjoyed reading this poetry collection. There were some poems I didn't like that much, but I
loved most of them. Thank you NetGalley for the free book. Thank you NetGalley for the free book.
Oct 02, 2021 Alicia rated it it was amazing What a wonderful collection of poetry. This is the first book I’ve read from this author. I liked how the poetry was set up in four different sections. This poet definitely has a way with words as each poem flowed so well with a clear message. I really liked her poems about not being able to get over past relationships and I feel like these poems will relate to many people. I’m definitely going to read her other books of poetry. Thanks to Netgalley for this ARC.
Jan 14, 2022 Zoë rated it it was amazing Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for this ARC. I truly loved this book and I would buy my own copy and even gift it to my friends. The art was a beautiful and welcoming surprise, with the mix between short and long poems and themes including love in all forms and self-love, it was beautiful. This poetry book spoke about the past, the present and the future and it highlighted that loving yourself is the most important thing above everything else.
Michaela Angemeer is a Canadian poet who grew up in Brampton, Ontario. She went to the University of Waterloo to pursue her love of introspection and words, receiving her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and English. After sharing her poetry on Instagram for a year, she self-published her first collection of poetry, When He Leaves You, in 2018. The book debuted as the #1 New Release in Canadian Poet After sharing her poetry on Instagram for a year, she self-published her first collection of poetry, When He Leaves You, in 2018. The book debuted as the #1 New Release in Canadian Poetry on Amazon. Her second book, You'll Come Back to
Yourself, was released in 2019, making it to the #1 Best Seller in poetry on Amazon the following year. Michaela now lives in a one-bedroom apartment in Waterloo, Ontario with her Frenchton, Beatrice, a lot of books, and too many plants. Find her on Instagram and TikTok: @michaelapoetry Related ArticlesIf you're looking to fall head over heels for some LGBTQ+ romances, you'll find yourself quite lucky in love with recent books. In the first... “cheers to the bisexuals the lesbians, gays, and queers cheers if you liked to be called all three cheers to the trans folks to marsha p. johnson and sylvia rivera thank you for letting me be here cheers to the two-spirit to the nonbinary the questioning the not sure yet cheers to the allies cheers to everyone who did work so i could fully be me sexual experiences don’t have to define your sexuality” — 2 likes “i am still in love with everyone i've ever been in love with” — 2 likes More quotes…Welcome back. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. |
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