#1
Posted: 7/12/05 at 1:30am
I just looove her books. Most people think I'm crazy for reading them, but I think they are actually really good books.
Am I the only one who likes Danielle Steel books on this board?
#2
Posted: 7/12/05 at 1:39am
....yes. yes you are.
#3
Posted: 7/12/05 at 8:59am
Yes, I think so.
#4
Posted: 7/12/05 at 9:38am
Hey, if you enjoy them, read them. I personally have a bit of a weakness for VC Andrews (the stuff SHE wrote, not the crap those ghost writers keep churning out). It's called a guilty pleasure 
#5
Posted: 7/12/05 at 10:08am
anything that gets people to READ is a good thing.......
they are not my thing, but if you like em, who cares what other people think?
they are not my thing, but if you like em, who cares what other people think?
It is ridiculous to set a detective story in New York City. New York City is itself a detective story...
AGATHA CHRISTIE, Life magazine, May 14, 1956
#6
Posted: 7/12/05 at 12:17pm
I've read quite a few of them. Often quick and fluffy, but honestly there are a few concerning events in Europe in WWII that helped me understand the order of events better than a regular history class.
I found one in the cast house I'm living in at the mo "Once in a Lifetime." I think it's one of the earlier ones. It's so dry rotted that i'm discarding each page as i read it.
You might also like janet DAiley, a bit meatier and about the american west - especially all the Calder books.
I found one in the cast house I'm living in at the mo "Once in a Lifetime." I think it's one of the earlier ones. It's so dry rotted that i'm discarding each page as i read it.
You might also like janet DAiley, a bit meatier and about the american west - especially all the Calder books.
I'd fire you... if you weren't so g*dd*mn beautiful out there. - Blades of Glory
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#7
Posted: 7/12/05 at 3:47pm
I used to read them when I was in high school...much to my father's chagrin. No big surprise when I told him I was gay then!
My mother always used to say, "The older you get, the better you get, unless you're a banana." - Rose Nyland
#8
Posted: 7/12/05 at 4:19pm
I liked No Greater Love, but that was the only one I read, and it was when I was in my titanic obession phase....
#9
Posted: 7/12/05 at 4:33pm
I usually read Steele's books when I am in the hospital. I have no idea why...that'st just the place for me to read them. Maybe it is the pain killers.
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