Do you love reading books by Danielle Steel? What lessons on love and life do her readers learn? We can't seem to get enough of them. Danielle Steel is one of the most successful writers of romance and life that ever walked the planet. This book offers an introduction to Danielle Steels, her books and her remarkable life that is just as interesting as the characters in her books. Her success as an international romance writer comes from her ability to create stories that show us that what we believe about love or wished we could believe about love could come true. When you read the lessons the author and her friends gleaned from reading and discussing book after book by Danielle Steel. It is not a text book nor a biography, but more of a cheat sheet or cliff notes for reading on the bus or in the bathroom, or late at night when you can't go to sleep. You can read it all in one sitting when you want to be reminded of a story that you fell in love with last year of way back in the 80's or 90's. The 50 lessons on love and life outlined come from reading all of her books and talking about them with our girlfriends and sister and even our elderly mom. We all love Danielle Steel. I wonder if you will agree with the author or do you have other lessons on love and life that you learned from reading her books.
Do you love reading books by Danielle Steel? What lessons on love and life do her readers learn? We can't seem to get enough of them. Danielle Steel is one of the most successful writers of romance and life that ever walked the planet. This book offers an introduction to Danielle Steels, her books and her remarkable life that is just as interesting as the characters in her books. Her success as an international romance writer comes from her ability to create stories that show us that what we believe about love or wished we could believe about love could come true. When you read the lessons the author and her friends gleaned from reading and discussing book after book by Danielle Steel. It is not a text book nor a biography, but more of a cheat sheet or cliff notes for reading on the bus or in the bathroom, or late at night when you can't go to sleep. You can read it all in one sitting when you want to be reminded of a story that you fell in love with last year of way back in the 80's or 90's. The 50 lessons on love and life outlined come from reading all of her books and talking about them with our girlfriends and sister and even our elderly mom. We all love Danielle Steel. I wonder if you will agree with the author or do you have other lessons on love and life that you learned from reading her books.
