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A review by a_ab
Meditations with Miya Blue by Gretchen Anthony
1.0
The good: it's short, which is how it ended up in my queue.
The not so good: The story isn't about anything, so it ends up reading as spiteful gossip. My world is far away from social media and influencers, so I have no clue whether Maya Blue is supposed to be recognizable as someone(s), but the whole book seemed like it had someone in mind and was aiming its jabs very carefully, while striving to pose as sympathetic innocence.
Without such agenda it's completely pointless and empty. If the agenda is indeed there, it's at the very least unsavory and unpleasant.
I'm guessing I am not the target audience here.
The not so good: The story isn't about anything, so it ends up reading as spiteful gossip. My world is far away from social media and influencers, so I have no clue whether Maya Blue is supposed to be recognizable as someone(s), but the whole book seemed like it had someone in mind and was aiming its jabs very carefully, while striving to pose as sympathetic innocence.
Without such agenda it's completely pointless and empty. If the agenda is indeed there, it's at the very least unsavory and unpleasant.
I'm guessing I am not the target audience here.