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I'm starting to realize that fictional Hollywood has become my favorite genre. To get lost in the celebrity of it all keeps me captivated. At first the idea that this book kind of threw me off being that it was told in strictly interview format. It shocked me to learn that it made this story that much more enticing. It plays with memory and how narrators usually forget how their own story actually played out. Also the added factor of severe drug use makes Daisy and Billy's characters that much more enticing. When they talk about each other, you truly don't know the actual truth. They admittedly have lied to themselves about a multitude of things. Props to TJR and now I wish there was so many more of these.

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3.0

F- 12/2
I love Camila and Billy

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4.0

I’ve never wanted to listen to an album more than Aurora

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emotional slow-paced

4.25

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5.0

5⭐️ I loved this book sm!!! The characters were amazing gonna have to watch the show now

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emotional inspiring tense fast-paced

Plot- or character-driven? Character
Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? No
Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated

4.5

This book was written in such an interesting style - interview form. Which I was nervous about to begin with, but it made it read extremely fast.
The twist about who is conducting the interview had me geeked to the moon, and totally had me rethink everything else I thought about in the beginning.
The book had me feeling all the emotions, and honestly I cried at the end.

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