Rupi Kaur's poetry collection "The Sun and Her Flowers" was published in 2017, sold one million copies in the first three months, and was embraced by readers worldwide. The collection is illustrated with unique author drawings. The poem translations are published alongside the original English texts. The translation was done by Viktor Vladimirovich Lunin — a famous poet and translator, laureate of numerous awards and contests, translator of Rudyard Kipling and Kenneth Grahame. TO RISE FROM THE DEPTHS OF GRIEF AND DESPAIR TO EMBRACE THE STRENGTH AND JOY THAT BLOOM BEYOND DIFFICULTIES. People, like flowers, must wither, fall, root themselves, and rise to bloom... About the author: Rupi Kaur — writer and artist of Indian descent, author of two poetry collections that became New York Times bestsellers. Her first book "Milk and Honey" has been translated into 39 languages and sold a total of 3 million copies, remaining on the New York Times bestseller list for over 100 consecutive weeks. Featured among the most successful media figures under 30 by Forbes USA. Included in BBC's 100 most inspiring women. Reviews: "Rupi Kaur is breaking down the doors of publishers." — The New York Times "At 24 years old, Rupi Kaur was named the voice of her generation." — USA Today "Rupi Kaur sits atop the new wave in poetry." — The Wall Street Journal "Rupi Kaur is currently the most famous poet in the English-speaking world." — Bustle "A poet who struck a nerve." — The Times "It is undeniable that Rupi Kaur is currently the most popular poet in America." — Boston Globe "Rupi Kaur is a rock star." — The Kansas City Star