Customer Reviews

Full Circle

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As always, I enjoyed Danielle Steel's "Full Circle". It was a bit tragic (her books usually are). Also, the ending came up a little too fast. I felt as if she worked up to it, and then it was over too quick. I wanted to enjoy the character's happiness for a little while longer!

If you like her books, you will like this one. It is a true Danielle Steel romance!

Once I read this book, all others were compared to it. I feel like a story should come in full circle. This one did. It's rare you find a book that you feel like you've accomplished something when you're finished. You've learned, you've smiled, cried...everything!! Classic DS

What I really like about Danielle's books is how much she fits in in a book...and 'Full Circle' is no exception! Tana's story is just gripping and portrays this girl's hard life throughout turbulent times, and how she pursues her goal and makes something of herself.
I really like the way it was written and found it very interesting.
I definately recommend it...

... Full Circle would be the perfect book if you're NOT looking for oh-so-romantic kind. It says about a girl called Tana who doesn't like her mother very much because she doesn't believe boys ans girls can be just friends. Tana's mother didn't think of anything else but getting her daughter married. Well Tana found a wonderful friend (young man), he helped her to het thorough tough times like when she got raped by her mother's lover's son and her mother didn't believe her... Anyway the story is really good, and different in a way.

Sarah

I read some of the reviews from this book, and they told me that if i could get through half the book, I'd be hooked.
Well, unfortunatly, I was bored stiff the whole time.

The book starts out in the early 1940's when a woman Jean and her husband are so very much in love and concive a baby, and her husband ends up having to go to war, and dies. Jean gives birth to her daughter Tana, who is the main character in this book.
Tana grows up having very different political views and dating various men. Her mother Jean wants her to just marry and have children, while Tana wants to go and make something of her life. So she enrolls in school, meets this black girl named Sharon, and these were the time when there was still very heavey racisism. IT just goes on and on and on about everything, and nothing fun to read. She meets this man Named Harry Windslow, who is her best friend, and then Tana starts dating his dad, and all these other losers. And it just really gets me how she falls "so in love" with all these people, and she hardley knows them.

The only reason i even finished this book was to give this review. It was a very boring read, and i would not read it again. I got the impression that Tana was a very rude girl to her mother, and that she just didnt give a damn about anything but herself. Oh poor me..waah waah waah...I got raped...please pity me.
I dont know, maybe thats just me. This book got really good reviews from everyone else who read it..but i was just bored stiff out of my mind the whole time. I would NOT recommend it to anyone.

You want a good book to read on the Weekends? Read D.S's Star, Malice, Changes, and Once in a Lifetime.
Good reading.

Tany Roberts become my hero. Here was a young woman coming of age in a time when there were so many injustice. She overcame her battles and went on to become a succesful. judge. Now thats girl power for you! .

This book starts in the early 1940s, with a woman called Jean who's husband is killed in the war. She is pregnant with his baby and has a daughter called Tana.

Jean has an affair with a married man. When Tana grows up she is raped by this mans son. She finds it difficult to cope with this and finds herself in a series of bad relationships which go nowhere. She meets a man called Harry and they become best friends. He helps her deal with the rape and when he is wounded in Vietnam she helps him find the will to live.

This book is not as predictable as some of Steels can be. A nice read.

I have several of Danielle Steel books in my collection. 56 at last count and adding more as time goes by. She is an excellent writer and also inspired me to write books of my own. I have two on the market- Angel from Nowhere & Emily's Hidden Secret which can also be purchased through the Amazon.com bookstore.

Full Circle is an excellent story and I would recommend it to anyone who likes a good story line.

This book drew out every emotion possible, anger, pain,happyness, sadness you name i felt it. I found it hard not to feel pity for tana Roberts over protective mother, all she wanted was for her daughter to have the things she missed out on,i could relate to Tana's needs and desires which were by no means unusual or far fetched. A book crammed with emotion that SHOULD not be missed.

This was the best DS novel I have read I never wanted it to end unfortunately it did. Tana grow and learned and became a great woman this is a great novel it had a lesson in it as well you really can have it all.