The Love Genes by Eleni Cay has been making waves in the literary world, and we can see why! This novel has been praised for its representation of cultural diversity, mental health awareness, and relationships. Here's a roundup of some of the reviews on Eleni Cay's blog tour:
Charleyblogs describes The Love Genes as "a novel rich in cultural representation, beautiful descriptive detailing, and wide-spanning themes that includes mental health, relationships - romantic and otherwise - and disability awareness." The main character's health diagnosis causes her troubles throughout the story, but the reviewer was delighted to see this kind of representation in contemporary literature.
Another reviewer, H_elisestewart, highlights the fact that the novel showcases mental health stigma even though it is set in a futuristic society of technological advancements. "We have all these advancements, but people's attitudes are not advancing at the same speed," she notes.
Sylviafwrites also praises The Love Genes for its exploration of mental health stigma, calling it a "thought-provoking novel" that explores complex themes and characters in a futuristic society.
Isabelle Kenyon, from Kenyon Author Services, examines the complexities of domestic violence and mental illness in The Love Genes. Cay raises important questions about the nature of mental illness and the effectiveness of prison as a means of rehabilitation. Full blog post here.
Overall, readers have been impressed by Cay's ability to delve into complex themes and characters in a futuristic setting. As one reviewer notes, "The Love Genes is a novel that will resonate with readers who are interested in the nuances of relationships, mental illness, and societal norms." We can't wait to see what Eleni Cay writes next!
This blog tour was organised by Kenyon Author Services
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