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A review by dylanhenning
Taylor Swift: A Little Golden Book Biography by Wendy Loggia
adventurous
informative
inspiring
fast-paced
3.5
At 32 years old I’m a little outside of the target demographic for this book but as a Swiftie I had to read it anyway.
Obviously this is a children’s book so it’s not going to be as in-depth or comprehensive as you would want from a biography but I think it still does a pretty decent job at laying the foundation for Taylor Swift’s origins. It shows her upbringing and her family and her struggles with bullying before she found fame with her singer-songwriter talent.
My one wish for this book is that I wish they had pulled a couple quotes from Taylor about her creativity, passion, and determination to make her dreams come true.
That being said there’s a good message for children in here about how you can make your dreams come true if you work hard, believe in yourself, and have a loving support system behind you.
Obviously this is a children’s book so it’s not going to be as in-depth or comprehensive as you would want from a biography but I think it still does a pretty decent job at laying the foundation for Taylor Swift’s origins. It shows her upbringing and her family and her struggles with bullying before she found fame with her singer-songwriter talent.
My one wish for this book is that I wish they had pulled a couple quotes from Taylor about her creativity, passion, and determination to make her dreams come true.
That being said there’s a good message for children in here about how you can make your dreams come true if you work hard, believe in yourself, and have a loving support system behind you.