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The Stars Shine Down - Sidney Sheldon

 
Description: ISBN 0006178715 / Genre: Fiction / Author: Sidney Sheldon / Edition: New Ed / Paperback / 370 Pages / Book is published 1995-08-31 by ... more
The Stars Shine Down - Sidney Sheldon ... HarperCollins Publishers Ltd

Newest Review: ... who believed there was no point in trying to improve life because fate had dealt him a sorry hand. Lara spent her entire ... more

 ... youth trying to please her father to no avail and when he became ill, she took over his job as a rent collector to prevent the family from being made homeless. As it turned out, Lara was far better than her father at the job and she became interested in real estate and making more money. When her father eventually died, there were no tears, instead just a steely determination from Lara to make something of herself. Following a series of events that would shape the woman she became, Lara moved to Chicago and then to...more

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Premium Review The Stars Shine Down - Sidney Sheldon: A classic Sheldon 'Girl Meets World' Tale. (578 words)
by - written on 14/05/09 (Very useful, 60 readings)
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Those of you who read my reviews regularly will notice that I am consuming Sydney Sheldon's books at an alarming rate! This was the third book I got in the three for £5 offer at The Works (although, I feel obliged to warn you that there are more to come!). It was another Sheldon classic, with his signature style and plot of a young and under-privileged woman who builds herself up from nothing and then risks losing it all over a couple of bad decisions, whilst travelling across the world at a ferocious speed! If, you are already a lover of Sydney Sheldon's books, 'The Stars Shine Down' won't disappoint. -The Book- Lara Cameron's mother ...  Read the complete review

 

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