Reddit reviews Taylor Swift: The rise of the Nashville teen

I shamelessly read "Taylor Swift: The rise of the Nashville teen" at a library once, tho I wasn't really a fan before hand. But after just reading about her childhood (before the age of 16ish) with her doing theater, struggle during school days, getting into the industry, made me think very differently of her in a good way and many of my preconceptions of her vanished. I think she was very smart with her opportunities (despite her privileges), she's obviously very talented, and i can understand her competitiveness better.

I think of her as more human now, though still a little bit SNEKkkK.

She has a very interesting story that'd be great for a doc!!

I bought this one online. The author seems to have combed through all the interviews and articles about her, plus managed to get interviews from class-mates and people in the music industry that knew her from her early days.

Only thing is there's a lot of role model "good girl" talk that I find gets annoying, and there's a few minor details I think might be a little off. It's very comprehensive though.

https://www.amazon.com/Taylor-Swift-rise-Nashville-teen/dp/1780383541

This interview summarizes a lot of what I'm going to cover

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCCGVIHvvTk&list=FLqtHO7M1V_IvggClpp8fSdA&index=2&t=0s

These articles go into a decent amount of detail

https://ew.com/article/2008/02/05/taylor-swifts-road-fame/

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-country/the-very-pink-very-perfect-life-of-taylor-swift-107451/

http://www.pophistorydig.com/topics/tag/taylor-swift-big-machine-records/