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As Swifties wait for Taylor Swift’s upcoming 11th studio album, a new book has climbed to the top of the charts and promises to provide a deep-dive into the “August” singer’s life.
Who Is Taylor Swift? joins the growing list of WhoHQ’s biographies about artists and notable figures, including Travis Kelce, Bad Bunny and Dolly Parton. The illustrated book was released on April 2 and has earned the label of No. 1 bestseller on Amazon for children’s musical biographies.
Compared to the rest of the Swift books on the market, this one is also kid-friendly, making it the perfect gift for parents looking to teach their children about the Grammy-winning artist at a young age.
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“Who Is Taylor Swift?” by Kristen Anderson
Throughout 112 pages, Who Is Taylor Swift? details the Billboard Hot 100 chart topper’s life from growing up on a tree farm in Pennsylvania to her music reinvention and multiple award wins. You’ll also be able to look at illustrations of the singer by artist Gregory Copeland.
Fans new and seasoned can enjoy flipping through its pages; even verified Amazon reviewers can’t get enough of the book with one Swiftie commenting that they “still learned a few things [they] didn’t know.”
And, if you’re looking to further expand your merch collection, you can pick up a copy of Taylor Swift Mad Libs and a popular fashion book that details some of her most notable style moments. If you want to infuse some of her style into your closet, then you can also snag the exact Aupen purse she’s sported and more of her best outfits if you need some costume ideas to wear if you plan on getting tickets to the Eras tour.
For more product recommendations, check out our roundups of the best female musician memoirs, music books and Taylor Swift recommended books.
