Rejected. Rejected. Rejected.
But Amber keeps pushing, despite having no one in her corner. No one rooting for her. Her mother is distant and constantly drunk. Her brother escaped to a college on the other side of the country. Her dad is long gone. Amber needs approval. Needs acceptance- and unfortunately fame is the easiest way she can get it.
She finally gets that call. But no promises- just a "let's see how well you can do in the group". Amber conforms. She'll squeeze herself into any box you need her to fit it. But will it be enough?
Honey sucks you right in from the start. It is effortless to read and the cover is just begging to be picked up! I would definitely pick it up in a bookstore. Honey is written for any millennial who used to dress up and sing into her hairbrush in front of the mirror. We can easily relate and empathize with Amber- all we wanted was to be on TRL.
I can't wait to follow her journey and experience the behind-the-scenes of stardom. What was this idealized world really like? Did they really have it all?
And what is this mistake that jeopardizes Amber's career?!
But Amber keeps pushing, despite having no one in her corner. No one rooting for her. Her mother is distant and constantly drunk. Her brother escaped to a college on the other side of the country. Her dad is long gone. Amber needs approval. Needs acceptance- and unfortunately fame is the easiest way she can get it.
She finally gets that call. But no promises- just a "let's see how well you can do in the group". Amber conforms. She'll squeeze herself into any box you need her to fit it. But will it be enough?
Honey sucks you right in from the start. It is effortless to read and the cover is just begging to be picked up! I would definitely pick it up in a bookstore. Honey is written for any millennial who used to dress up and sing into her hairbrush in front of the mirror. We can easily relate and empathize with Amber- all we wanted was to be on TRL.
I can't wait to follow her journey and experience the behind-the-scenes of stardom. What was this idealized world really like? Did they really have it all?
And what is this mistake that jeopardizes Amber's career?!