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The very worst thing about this series is that each book is a novella and we only get one a year.

Fun, but perhaps a bit pretentious and the bad kind of masculine in some areas.

Hm.

Daisy Jones and The Six isn't one of those books you can put down, say "that was great!", and then pick up another book.



Like. Damn. I need a minute. Resisting the urge to just flip it back over and start reading it again, right now.

I just absolutely love this book so much.

I played this short audiobook on double speed as I got ready for work, and on my commute there. This was a mistake, as both the humor and emotions this book evoked were very hard to contain while on the bus and in the breakroom. I had to contain my laughter and my urge to cry on more than one occasion that day, but I couldn't contain my smiles, which this book doled out in droves.



The fact that this book exists for young children is a blessing, and I know many people who would have benefited from it years ago. Thank God it exists now.

3.5/5



I often pick up A Sherlock book when I'm on the go and need a book to read on my Kindle App. They're easy and entertaining reads, and the short stories are good because I find it hard to read more than one in a sitting. This is the case with most short stories, but especially with mysteries. Either way, this was an enjoyable book.

2.5/5



This book felt odd and unrealistic and frustrating pretty much the whole time. I didn't really expect the twist but I also didn't really like it.