Good because it is a collection of Freddie’s own words, and I haven’t listened to many interviews of him so a lot was fairly new to me. However, some parts are a little repetitive, which make sense since it’s an assemblage of different interviews, with I think sections grouped by theme/topic. While I think this is probably the best way to format a book like this, without any context of Freddie’s original words (not even a date) there are certain things that would be more interesting/understandable if the reader had an idea of what point in his life/career he said these things. While there is a source list from the back of the book, there is no list of specific interview citations like I was expecting. But overall, it’s good especially because there is no autobiography of Freddie due to his early passing - if writing an autobiography was something he would’ve been even interested in!

Wasn’t interesting 

Lovey to read Freddie's own words. Read after watching the film and wanted to see Freddie's actual POV. Bit too repetitive and hard to follow. Some brilliant quotes. Glad I got it for free.