A review by abitofapoet
Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid
dark
emotional
inspiring
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
wow, i was skeptical at first but this was phenomenal.
If you’re going to read Daisy Jones & The Six you have to listen to the audiobook. The book is written beautifully, but to hear the emotion in each characters voice as they recall the past was like nothing i’ve experienced before with books. Daisy Jones & The Six is well deserving of the hype around it. I would recommend it a hundred times over.
It’s a reminder that everyone has something. Nobody has life easy, there’s ups and downs happening for everyone at every moment, even if nobody else notices a thing. The characters in this story share their best moments and their worst, everything all woven together into the full picture — something that you rarely, if ever, get the chance to see in life.
If you’re going to read Daisy Jones & The Six you have to listen to the audiobook. The book is written beautifully, but to hear the emotion in each characters voice as they recall the past was like nothing i’ve experienced before with books. Daisy Jones & The Six is well deserving of the hype around it. I would recommend it a hundred times over.
It’s a reminder that everyone has something. Nobody has life easy, there’s ups and downs happening for everyone at every moment, even if nobody else notices a thing. The characters in this story share their best moments and their worst, everything all woven together into the full picture — something that you rarely, if ever, get the chance to see in life.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Drug abuse, Drug use, Alcohol, and Alcoholism
Moderate: Infidelity, Suicidal thoughts, and Abortion
Minor: Adult/minor relationship