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electraa 's review for:
Daisy Jones & The Six
by Taylor Jenkins Reid
The audiobook was pleasant with a lot of talented actors. But that is it for me. It was about just another 70s band even if it was fictional. Almost no depth of characters. I think the only one that was somewhat developed was Camilla because she talked about some of her experiences explaining her behaviour but with all the rest... nope. It was a disappointment as the story is very poor. It had so much potential such as:
1. Focusing more on the era! Apart from one reference of the Vietnam war and the excessive use of drugs. And still if the former was not mentioned I would not have understood what year this was played out on.
2. Characters acted like teenagers to a point where it got annoyingly repetitive.
3. The interview structure did not work for me regarding all characters except for Daisy Billy and Camilla.
4. I basically forgot that there were two brothers in the band because again, it is not further explored.
5. Eddie felt like he was created to just be annoying with no depth once again.
6. Daisy and Billy’s behaviour to one another is baseless. They barely experience anything substanatial together and yet the story plot is heavily depended on them.
I’m sorry but the book did not work for me. I would not recommend unless someone wanted an audiobook with good actors for a quick and easy listen while doing chores or sth.
1. Focusing more on the era! Apart from one reference of the Vietnam war and the excessive use of drugs. And still if the former was not mentioned I would not have understood what year this was played out on.
2. Characters acted like teenagers to a point where it got annoyingly repetitive.
3. The interview structure did not work for me regarding all characters except for Daisy Billy and Camilla.
4. I basically forgot that there were two brothers in the band because again, it is not further explored.
5. Eddie felt like he was created to just be annoying with no depth once again.
6. Daisy and Billy’s behaviour to one another is baseless. They barely experience anything substanatial together and yet the story plot is heavily depended on them.
I’m sorry but the book did not work for me. I would not recommend unless someone wanted an audiobook with good actors for a quick and easy listen while doing chores or sth.