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A review by mrsruthiewebb
The Mummy Bloggers by Holly Wainwright
4.0
I picked this book up as part of The Works 3 for £5 deal just before lockdown. I knew it would be one of those easy reads that would help me escape a little. It did just that - and more.
The story follows three parenting bloggers, each with their own style and motivations. Or do they? They all seem to fall into the trap of chasing likes and increasing engagements. Working in the social media field, a lot resonated with me. Also following a fair few influencers like this over the years it felt very familiar ground.
It was really interesting delving into the lives of these women and how their actions were affecting them and those around them.
Easy to read, semi-escapism and in parts, food for thought.
The story follows three parenting bloggers, each with their own style and motivations. Or do they? They all seem to fall into the trap of chasing likes and increasing engagements. Working in the social media field, a lot resonated with me. Also following a fair few influencers like this over the years it felt very familiar ground.
It was really interesting delving into the lives of these women and how their actions were affecting them and those around them.
Easy to read, semi-escapism and in parts, food for thought.