Love Is Taylor Swift

by Patty Michaels, Ruth Burrows (Illustrator)

Overview

This beautiful keepsake book brilliantly captures the friendship, community, and love shared by Taylor Swift fans. With bright, bold illustrations and glitter on the cover, this is the perfect gift to delight Swifties of all ages!

Love is...trading friendship bracelets and singing our favorite songs together.

Generations of fans have felt a connection to not only Taylor Swift and her music but to each other. Swifties of any age will see themselves and their friends in the brightly illustrated pages of this exuberant book that celebrates singing your heart out, baking sweet treats, spending time with loved ones, and more!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781665973526
Publisher:	Simon Spotlight
Publication date:	01/14/2025
Sold by:	SIMON & SCHUSTER
Format:	eBook
Pages:	32
File size:	39 MB
Note:	This product may take a few minutes to download.
Age Range:	3 Months to 18 Years

About the Author

Patty Michaels is a children’s book writer and editor who lives in the New York City area. She loves the beach, coffee, her family, and playing with her dogs.

Ruth Burrows can be found at work daily in her open studio located in the busy Lincolnshire market town of Sleaford, UK. Having spent over twenty years living and working in the Middle East as an event designer, Ruth now works full time as an illustrator as well as running a fully stocked art shop! 

Editorial Reviews

2024-10-25
What is being a Swiftie all about? Finding joy in the things you love!

For Taylor Swift and her fans, love comes from baking tasty desserts, snuggling with pets, enjoying fireworks with friends, and attending concerts. Vibrant illustrations that evoke bright pop music are scattered with references to Taylor’s life, such as a red sports jersey (a nod to her high-profile relationship with a certain Kansas City Chiefs tight end) or a stack of friendship bracelets (which devotees know are commonly made by hand and traded at Swift’s concerts). Without this prior knowledge of Swift lore, this peppy picture book may feel like a somewhat superficial, though positive, list of ways to find happiness; some readers may wish the author had included messages about acceptance and self-love, commonly found in Swift’s lyrics. Still, the intended audience will welcome it as a joyful love letter to her fans. Pops of color splash across scenes of Taylor and a racially diverse set of friends doing their favorite things atop a stark white background. The star’s recognizable fashion style and facial features are spot-on, while most other featured characters feel more generic.

Colorful, upbeat, and just for Swifties.(Picture book. 4-7)

Kirkus Reviews