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Hate Follow

A Novel

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Hate Follow

De: Erin Quinn-Kong
Narrado por: Carolyn Jania
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Dear Listener,

What inspired me to center my novel around social media—and, more specifically, the controversial world of family influencers?
"I’ve been fascinated by influencers for many years, but it was during the early part of the pandemic—when I was stuck at home with my own two small children—that I noticed influencers sharing intimate information about their kids. Posts about potty training, meltdowns, cancer diagnoses and treatments, even death became the norm very quickly. That got me thinking about whose story are parents allowed to tell online—and how the kids of this generation may revolt when they realize their entire lives have been shared without their consent. I started writing Hate Follow in December 2020, and have since watched as the conversation about influencers and their kids has amped up. Several states have recently passed legislation to protect these children, and I would not be surprised if an influencer’s kid sues his or her parent one day, just like in Hate Follow."– Erin Quinn-Kong, writer of Hate Follow
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This is not really my kind of book. It was an interesting subject, though about privacy in the Internet and how it affected one family and the relationship between a mother and a daughter. To me it seemed like Me was a little bit mature for 15 I don't think most 15-year-old would be like her but still it wasn't enjoyable story and an easy read. I do not think I waste my time reading it.


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I liked that this story made me consider an influencer’s and a child’s right to privacy but I think more of a compromise could have been made to benefit them both. I was mostly annoyed with the daughter’s friend’s parents who overstepped and got involved where they didn’t belong.

Two sides to social media

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This book tackles an interesting perspective on influencers and social media that I have been considering with for the past several years: the unintentional impact that the sharing of photos and personal stories by older generations on social media may have on younger generations. I especially loved the strong family themes as well as the homage paid to Austin, TX, where the story takes place. Anyone who has lived in or visited ATX will appreciate the references woven into the story.

Interesting perspective on social media and lovely homage to Austin, TX

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After listening to this story, I have completely reconsidered and changed how my last minor child is "displayed" on social media. This was a unique and relevant plot that addresses an issue that few people seem to think about - how influencer families use their children (and affect their futures) for financial gain. SPOILER ALERT: I do wish the author had gone deeper into the potential legal ramifications of the case, and had the characters actually go to trial rather than settle (if you can even call it a settlement). I think had she done some research into privacy law, she could have made a compelling story out of the court case itself. Instead, she took the easy way out and wrapped everything up with a nice neat bow at the end. Maybe John Grisham will take a crack at a story like this and bring it to a climactic ending using their legal expertise.

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I loved this book because I have friends who are Influencers and I’ve often pondered doing it as well. It’s scary what’s out in the world and it’s easy to ignore the dangerous of it. I loved the way the author portrayed a complicated mother/daughter relationship and dove into the core of the main character and how she got to be where she was. Such an enjoyable listen.

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