In Bloom

Insecurity to Confidence

I recently read In Bloom by Kayla Aimee. This is Kayla’s second book. The first chronicaled her journey of her premature’s daughter’s birth. 

Honestly I have to say I did not enjoy this book very much. However, I think it is a generation “thing”. There were a lot of references to the 1990’s. As someone who grew up in the 80’s I did not relate to a lot of the references.  Kayla also writes with much sarcasim, which she readily admidts in the book. I am one who does not prefer the sarcasm so our styles just did not mix!

I feel bad writing this review because Kalya openly admidts her insecurity and she (as we all do!) takes personally the comments from reviews.  For me, I felt the book jumped all over the place with little coheasion.  I also picked up on much distate for the church that I’m still not sure has been rectified. 

With that being said, I think a target audience of those born in the 90’s and maybe even younger will “get” Kalya’s style and references! She will probably very relatable  those in that age group!  I invite you to personally pick up In Bloom and see for yourselt if you agree or disagree!

I was given a free copy of In Bloom for my personal and honest review.