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Reading Plan

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“Zoya” First Impressions

Last weekend I started my fifth Danielle Steel novel, Zoya. This book is from the late 1980s and its Steel’s 23rd novel. At the time of writing this post, I was a little over 75 pages into the book. I was lucky enough to come across a first edition hardcover of this book that was in stellar condition. (Library book sales for the win!!) I have some interesting first impressions that I thought I’d share.

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The Whittiers by Danielle Steel ~ Book Review IV

  • Title: The Whittiers
  • Year Published: 2022
  • Novel Number: 142-2022
  • Shelves of Steel Classification: NYC, Parental Death, Family Drama
  • Days to Read: 5 days
  • Overall Rating: 4.0
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Taking a Trip Back in Time

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A Shopping Trip

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On Danielle’s Writing Style

Despite Danielle’s success as an author, she tends to be a rather shy person. She doesn’t grant interviews very often and in recent memory, I can only remember her having an on-screen interview once. It was last fall when she was on Good Morning, America and interviewed by Robin Roberts about her latest book release.

Of course when someone publishes numerous novels a year, having to do all those interviews for every single book can be time-consuming and exhausting!

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“Until the End of Time” – Review III

  • Title: Until the End of Time
  • Year Published: January 2013
  • Published Novel Number: 87
  • Days to Read: 6
  • Overall Rating: 3.25

Wow!

I’ll admit, this book was a pretty fast read. Though I did put it down for a full day without touching it because I wasn’t sure I was ready to continue on with the story.

In essence, this book contained two separate stories that were linked together by the two couples’ love for each other. Of course, there was this underlying vibe that the second couple was really the first couple in some reincarnated form. I think this was Steel’s point with this book, though. However, she was almost too good at it.

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