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A review by sc104906
Tash Hearts Tolstoy by Kathryn Ormsbee
2.0
I received this as an eARC through Netgalley.
Tash and her best friend Jack have created a modern adaptation of Anna Karenina for their vlog. After being highlighted on another famous vlog, their web series begins to go viral. Tash gets lost in the bluster of notoriety, cyberbullying, and fans. She begins leaning more heavily on her vlog friend and crush, Thom, who gives her advice about coping with fame. Tash is given the chance to meet her online crush, when their series is nominated for an award with a ceremony in Florida. Life is messy and Tash will continue to have to balance her personal life with her professional life.
The only character I found likeable was Paul. I would not want to spend any extended amount of time in a room with any of the characters described in this book. I wish the online crush was more developed, altered or, just something more. There were sections of the book I enjoyed, especially the interactions with Jack, Paul, and Tash, alone together.
Tash and her best friend Jack have created a modern adaptation of Anna Karenina for their vlog. After being highlighted on another famous vlog, their web series begins to go viral. Tash gets lost in the bluster of notoriety, cyberbullying, and fans. She begins leaning more heavily on her vlog friend and crush, Thom, who gives her advice about coping with fame. Tash is given the chance to meet her online crush, when their series is nominated for an award with a ceremony in Florida. Life is messy and Tash will continue to have to balance her personal life with her professional life.
The only character I found likeable was Paul. I would not want to spend any extended amount of time in a room with any of the characters described in this book. I wish the online crush was more developed, altered or, just something more. There were sections of the book I enjoyed, especially the interactions with Jack, Paul, and Tash, alone together.