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Daisy Jones & The Six: A Novel
by Taylor Jenkins Reid
Surprise punch (11/8/2022)
A trip back 50 years to the LA music scene sounds like a great adventure with all the hot 70s music groups. And it was that, and more. Weaving my way through the story I was focusing on keeping the characters and relationships straight. I was not aware that the author was planting more than a simple tale of a rock group beneath the surface of my soul while I was not watching. When I got to the end of the book I was surprisingly emotionally affected by the revelations and fond of many of the characters I thought I would not relate to. I’m going to reread several parts of the book now that the characters are under my skin. I’d recommend Daisy Jones and the Six to book groups and friends.
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