"Call Me Home skillfully navigates the complexities of womanhood, illustrates the tumultuous nuance of grief, and explores the importance of facing the pain that awaits you. Those looking for a collection that carefully addresses how to be gentle with your inner child and how to move bravely through during difficult life transitions will find comfort and validation in Kaur's words -- you might even gain some direction on where to look to find yourself." -- ari b. cofer, author of paper girl and the knives that made her and unfold

"Call Me Home was a testament to the immigrant experience. It felt like a hand reaching out for you across a void you never thought you'd be able to cross. This is the book of poetry I wish I had growing up, something to remind me I'm not alone and that my experience isn't singular. As a Pakistani-American, Harman's words gave voice to feelings I've been trying to understand my whole life." - Hinnah Mian, author of Pangaea