Taylor Swift by Liz Spencer
Book Review By Jamie Campbell.
This biography follows the songstress from birth until after the release of her latest album, Red.
Starting with Swift’s upbringing and her rise to fame, the story is told mainly from quotes from the singer herself. Sourced from multiple media, it is delicately placed together as if the subject was telling her own story.
Besides the standard issue details on her life and career, Taylor Swift also includes a detailed breakdown of both the singer’s four albums, and her music videos. Revealing the inspiration behind the songs, the secret hidden messages, and the chart success of each.
From Tim McGraw to I knew You Were Trouble, Spencer covers the entire journey in a way that ensures you are instantly enchanted.
This book is a comprehensive guide for anyone who is a fan or just curious. You are guaranteed to learn something new and may also be inspired by the young star’s determination and input into her career.
Dotted with photographs and side stories, this book is visually interesting and well constructed. It is good to read in short bursts or in one sitting.
If you know anyone who is a fan of Taylor Swift, this book would make an excellent gift.
