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A review by ankylia
Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid
4.0
*between 4 and 4.5 Stars, I think.
I practically flew through this, which really speaks for Daisy Jones & The Six! I had so much fun reading this. It was exciting and funny and sad and interesting. The faux oral history style was fresh and new, the characters were very believable (though not all likeable!) and human, and the story, though sometimes a bit slow imo, was intriguing.
Also, for someone who basically grew up with 60s and 70s music thanks to my parents, I really loved the depiction of this time and its music scene (Daisy reminded me so much of Stevie Nicks!).
All in all, for my first TJR book, I am very pleased and happy, and even shed a few tears at the end.
(Also, I'm off to watching the TV show now...)
I practically flew through this, which really speaks for Daisy Jones & The Six! I had so much fun reading this. It was exciting and funny and sad and interesting. The faux oral history style was fresh and new, the characters were very believable (though not all likeable!) and human, and the story, though sometimes a bit slow imo, was intriguing.
Also, for someone who basically grew up with 60s and 70s music thanks to my parents, I really loved the depiction of this time and its music scene (Daisy reminded me so much of Stevie Nicks!).
All in all, for my first TJR book, I am very pleased and happy, and even shed a few tears at the end.
(Also, I'm off to watching the TV show now...)