Probably been said already, but in my limited experience (28 years photography, 7 of those with digital), as a do-it-all lens you’ll be disappointed if the lens doesn’t AT LEAST go as wide at an equivalent of 28mm wide-angle full-frame. Anything less isn’t really ‘wide angle’.
35mm in film (i.e. full-frame) days was considered ‘normal’ as opposed to the 50mm by many.
Lens speed is a huge issue (despite what Ken Rockwell spouts), get the fastest (i.e. largest aperture) you can afford.
At the long end, again, get what you can afford. 75mm equivalent, 85mm equivalent, 105mm equivalent…it’s all good.
In my opinion, and depending on your aspirations, avoid the wide-angle to super zoom consumer monstrosities. Too many optical compromises.
There are many lens reviews sites out there, I have narrowed them down to just the one that’s actually any good, it’s Polish:
Lens Tips
Thumbs up for Warehouse Express.