"Taylor Swift: The Unofficial Search and Find Biographies" by Gus Morais [BOOK REVIEW]

Thank you to the publisher, the author and Netgalley for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

This is an in-depth graphic summary of Taylor Swift's eras and albums plus the Eras Tour, which I didn't expect it to be included as an era of its own but I loved it. Such an amazing show, such an incredible era we had. I miss it and it felt so nostalgic and so lovely to see and catch certain details, like the specific dresses for each era, the whole stadium,...

What surprised me most was some intricate details throughout the eras, which is clearly a product of a good investigation of the artist and her musical trademark. (Which I loved.)

I loved the details that referenced some scenes from the music videos (Rep music videos, Lover, Folklore cabin, Evermore performing a "ritual" with the magic, sparkly bright lights,...), and the artist herself and her work.

Last but least, this graphic biography of her musical eras spanning from her childhood to the Eras Tour creates an imaginary and interactive visual world for each album to get lost in. I loved it, although I would have loved if TTPD was included as the era and the album that it was. I understand that it was too late for The Life Of A Showgirl.

If you love Taylor Swift, I recommend you to read this book! You'll have a good time while revisiting some old, nostalgic stuff and details from her past eras.

Candles, guitars, scarves, a cabin lost in the woods, witches performing a ritual, two lovers getting into Cornelia Street,...

P.S.: If you don't know a thing about Taylor Swift, I highly recommend you to start with this and paired with another one while listening to her beautiful, intricately woven verses mixed with musical sounds.

#Netgalley