Daisy Jones And The Six Book Reviews

I enjoyed the story overall, but it didn't live up to my expectations. It felt a bit cliché at times and some character choices were hard to believe. Still, a decent book.

Daisy Jones And The Six perfectly encapsulates the feel of a rock band in the 70s. The energy and passion are palpable, although I wished for more background on some side characters.

I loved the interview-style format of this book. It made the story feel more real and immersive. However, some characters felt underdeveloped, leaving me wanting to know more about them.

This book was such a fun ride! The dialogue was sharp and witty, making me laugh out loud. I did wish for more chapters to explore certain plot points more deeply.

I was excited to read this based on the hype, but I found it average at best. The story was interesting, but I struggled to connect deeply with the characters. Just okay for me.

The prose in Daisy Jones And The Six is beautiful and lyrical. It really captures the spirit of the era. However, I felt some characters were sidelined and lacked depth.

This book took me back to the 70s music scene in such an authentic way. The dynamics between the band members were fascinating, though I found the ending a bit rushed.

While I enjoyed the character arcs, the pacing was inconsistent. Some parts dragged on while others felt too quick. Still, a worthwhile read for music lovers.