It Takes Only One by MJ Hardin 130 pages
I’m
not sure why I’m writing a review, other than I told MJ Hardin. I read her
novel, It Takes Only One. It’s too
esoteric for me. Thankfully, it’s a short work at 130 pages. However, I did
like the author’s footnotes; they were interesting but didn’t offer insight to
the story.
This
abstruse story centers on a newborn baby. It has no gender, no name, no
nationality. It seems that in the first chapter the baby has turned blue (hence
the character’s identifier, Baby Blue) from not being able to breath. The
parents are terrified. The baby then goes on some sort of journey through what
may be heaven. I’m not sure.
There
are 20 chapters, an introduction (which didn’t clarify things) and a Last
Chapter that were all mercifully short.
It Takes Only One receives 1 out
of 5 stars in Julie’s world.
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