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Taylor Alison Swift is an American singer-songwriter. She is known for narrative songs about her personal life, which have received widespread media coverage. At age 14, Swift became the youngest artist signed by the Sony/ATV Music publishing house and, at age 15, she signed her first record deal.

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Taylor Swift on The Fault in Our Stars
"My. Favorite. Author."

Taylor Swift on The Beautiful and Damned
"It’s something [the author] did so well, to describe a scene so gorgeously interwoven with rich emotional revelations, that you yourself have escaped from your own life for a moment."

Taylor Swift on Furious Love
"I read a book about Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor recently, and how there was this crazy frenzy surrounding them."

Taylor Swift on Conversations with Friends
"I really like her book. [...] I like the tone she takes when she's writing. I think it's like being inside somebody's mind."

Taylor Swift on The Kennedy Women
"I’m just so obsessed with the whole history of J.F.K. and R.F.K."

Taylor Swift on To Kill a Mockingbird
"[The storytelling] makes your mind wander."

Taylor Swift on Normal People
Taylor Swift told a fan she loved this book.

Taylor Swift on Charlotte's Web
One of Taylor Swift's favorite books picks for "You are What You Read."

Taylor Swift on Committed
[Taylor Swift] said during the reception that she was enjoying [this book].

Taylor Swift on Stargirl
"Some people call [the main character] weird, but no matter how much they make fun of her, she continues to be herself."

Taylor Swift on Rebecca
"When I was reading [this book] there was a part of me that was relating to that because at some point in my life I felt that way, and so I ended up writing the song 'Tolerate.'"

Taylor Swift on Eat Pray Love
One of Taylor Swift's favorite books picks for "You are What You Read."

Taylor Swift on The Great Gatsby
"Taylor Swift's 'Delicate' video is full of parallels to [this book]."

Taylor Swift on Wonderful Tonight
"I devoured this intriguing woman’s memoir."

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