Happiness

by

Danielle Steel

Should you read this book?

The best public reviews summarized for you.

Who is this book for?

  • Readers who enjoy light, romantic fiction with elements of self-discovery would likely appreciate this book.
  • Fans of Danielle Steel's writing style and those who find comfort in predictable, feel-good stories about second chances and finding happiness would be drawn to this novel.
  • It may particularly appeal to middle-aged women who enjoy escapist fiction featuring successful protagonists overcoming past traumas and finding love.
  • Those interested in stories about inheriting unexpected fortunes or exploring family histories might also find this book engaging.

Who is unlikely to appreciate this book?

  • Readers seeking complex plots, deep character development, or literary fiction would likely be disappointed by this book.
  • Those who prefer fast-paced thrillers or stories with unexpected twists may find the plot too predictable and slow-moving.
  • Critics of repetitive writing styles or those who dislike excessive focus on characters' internal monologues might struggle with the narrative.
  • Readers looking for realistic portrayals of relationships or those who are sensitive to clichéd romantic scenarios may also find the story unsatisfying.
  • Additionally, those who have read many of Danielle Steel's works might find this book too similar to her other novels.

Things online reviewers enjoyed about this book

  • Heartwarming story with elements of romance and self-discovery
  • Relatable characters and situations
  • Easy to read and engaging plot
  • Explores themes of inner strength and following one's joy
  • Offers a nice change of pace from thrillers
  • Touches on important topics like parental relationships and taking risks in love
  • Interesting setting with scenes in both the Berkshires and England
  • Compelling protagonist with a complex backstory
  • Explores the concept that happiness is a choice
  • Features lovable dog characters

Things people didn't like as much about this book

  • Predictable plot with familiar storylines
  • Excessive repetition of backstory and character perspectives
  • Lack of depth in character development
  • Rushed or abrupt ending
  • Unrealistic or clichéd portrayal of relationships
  • Lack of suspense or surprises in the plot
  • Weak supporting characters
  • Writing style feels more like telling rather than showing
  • Inconsistent character behavior
  • Overuse of mundane details and descriptions

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