Daddy - Danielle Steel Reviews

Contains spoilers This novel differs from other Danielle Steel novels mainly because of the fact that it is one of the rare novels which centers about the life and relationship of male protagonists instead of female ones. Literary critics, however, have had a hard time in digesting the whole concept of the novel, Daddy- some even going ...  Read the complete review

I do not understand how it is possible for Danielle Steel to be permitted to continue writing...her books are painful to read, they're so bad...the characters are horrible, the plot is confused, the storyline is sappy and pointless. Does no one edit these books? Are her editors drunk or perhaps heavily medicated? It's a piss-off that this woman has made millions of dollars writing complete nonsense.
I wonder what she reads for inspiration...maybe comic books...she clearly doesn't have much depth.

Danielle steels book daddy was first published in 1989, Its retail price when i brought my copy many years ago was £3.99 Daddy is the story of oliver watsons battle to cope with all the turmoil of a marriage break down after 18 happy years together at the same time he has to cope with a whole host of other things life so cruely throws ...  Read the complete review

This is chick lit, and the first Danielle Steele book that I have read, although as she is a prolific chick lit author (I know of 65 published books), I have been aware of her existence for many years. I read this one on the recommendation of a friend who enjoys mainly women authors, but as diverse styles as Martina Cole's thrillers to any Mills ...  Read the complete review

It has been a while since I read any of Danielle Steel. In her earlier books, although she had a good knack of holding a story together, where I felt she failed to gain my attention was that all of her heroines were beautiful people in designer clothing and living amidst the rich. I was neither entertained by it, nor did it appeal to my ...  Read the complete review

Danielle steel is an author. Over the last few days I have watched on the television two of her classics, which have been adapted to television. I have found these novels really enjoyable and interesting. The one that I watched yesterday was called ‘remembrance’ I found this really good and I had to see the whole programme to see ...  Read the complete review

'Daddy' is different to other Daniel Steel novels because the main woman character is painted as ‘the villain’ although a lot of women will sympathise with her! A seemingly happily married mum suddenly decides life is about to pass her by. So she decides to get out after 18 years and live it. She wants to travel to ...  Read the complete review