Enthusiastic personal book review monologuefrom @cariwilliamson

Transcript

When you have a book that you read and then you start walking up to people on the street and you're like, writing a good book lately, I have. That has been me. That has been me. That has been me lately. My last read, it seems like everyone on the Internet's last read as well, which was yesteryear. Woah. Woah. I loved it. But in like, it disturbed me and made me think kinda way. I could not put this book down. I devoured it. It's better around Natalie, who is a bad wife influencer and has amassed millions of followers on social media. She's at the height of her career when one day she wakes up and she's actually in the 18 living the pioneer life that she emulates in her social media. It's a little bit like Outlander. Don't really know what is happening, happening, how she got there, how she's gonna get back to her family. Like, that's the whole tension of the book. And then at the same time, you're learning flashbacks of her life, like, how she formed, like, how she got to be where she is. There's so many layers to it. It has given me so much for my brain to chew on. I mean, honestly, it good, like, 10 pages in my learning log. There worse so many scenes and so many quotes that stuck with me. The book is really about the grand performance of womanhood. Even though it disturbed me, I think she cleverly ended with hope. Good. And then, I mean, like, as a content creator, there was a whole another layer for me to chew on. But I think that there's parts of Natalie that apply to anyone and everyone. It's obviously satire. My one critique was that a lot of the nuances of motherhood were missed. Like, I didn't really believe her as a mom. Better, again, it's satire. I think they are supposed to read as caricatures, not necessarily real people. It was just a lot. It was a lot to chew on, and I'm still chewing on it. I think it deserves all the buzz that it's been