One Day at a Time - Danielle Steel

Not her finest offering. (202 words)
by Densiegirl - written on 05/04/09 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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The latest offering from Danielle Steel. For those who are familiar with her previous books, then I have to say this is a bit more of the same. I have found that as she seems to be churning out books on a very regular basis, that there seem to be a bit of a similar structure to them. However if you have enjoyed her prevous books, then this should not fail to deliver. This is the story of Coco Barrington, a wealthy 28 year old, from a family of high achievers, who has decided to opt out of the fast paced life and lives by the beach just north of San Francisco working as a dog walker to the disappointment of her mother and sister. She is happy with her life and her ...

Danielle Steel in general

best author around (243 words)
by slots21 - written on 11/08/00, updated on 11/08/00 (Very useful, 25 readings)
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It was 5 years ago when i first started to read Danielle Steel books. It was while i was working in a office. It was during the summer months so we wasn't that busy. One of my colleages was reading "Daddy" and she said she couldn't put the book down.So then someone else decided they wanted to read it. Any in the end i decided to borrow the book, now me and books don't usually mix, it takes me ages to get into one and usually end up not finishing it. But i found that with Danielle steel it was quite the different. I found it so easy to read, it was moving and it made me cry( which is a first for me), i laughed, but the most amazing thing was i ...

Danielle Steel in general

Danielle Steel makes you not want to put the book down (137 words)
by - written on 24/07/00, updated on 24/07/00
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Whenever i read her books, which is all the time i never want to put them down, i just want to carry on reading. But i know then nothing will get done lol. I love all her books especially Daddy, Secrets, Palomino,The ghost and many more, too many to say. I enjoy it when they turn her books into films, and to see who they use to ...