However, we still have this inclination to keep watching the news again and again and it's not just the fact that you want to be informed, you also are looking for some form of entertainment, distraction, stuff of that sort. Her books do that. Her books have similar, I would say patterns in terms of giving you quick paced information and then slowing down pace around something important and it is done so immaculately. I think it is more on the editor than on the writer here
Okay. I had no idea until now that Daisy Jones and the Sheth was a Taylor Jenkins read book. I suppose I've been living under a rock. But anyway, as I mentioned to you elsewhere, seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo. Love that book. I have more feelings about it than I can remember exactly what it was I loved about it, but anyway, I'm curious. Like, what was your favorite of hers that you would say recommend and why?
Binati Sheth
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And for that reason, and that reason alone, I like Seven Husbands of every new book also, because all of Taylor's books has this thing right, that there's more than one ways of the happy ending, I think. And that happy ending can have different definitions. It's not like this one thing that we have been taught to kind of see as the happy ending. I enjoy that book. So yay. Same z's