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Kort, C. (2007). A to Z of American Women Writers. Facts On File, Incorporated. p.311. ISBN 9781438107936 . Retrieved October 6, 2014. a b "The Lives of Danielle Steel: The Unauthorized Biography of America's #1 Best-Selling Author". Publishersweekly.com. October 1994 . Retrieved November 13, 2017. This is one of my favourite books by Danielle Steele... Was actually getting bored of her writing style when I stumbled upon this one. Distinguished Service in Mental Health Award" (first time awarded to a non-physician) from New York Presbyterian Hospital, Department of Psychiatry and Columbia University Medical School and Cornell Medical College, May 2009.

In conclusion, Danielle Steel's Kaleidoscope is a poignant and beautifully crafted film that explores the complexities of family dynamics and the power of forgiveness. A must-watch for fans of the novel and those who appreciate a compelling family drama. There isn't a lot else to say as whilst "Kaleidoscope" features some recognizable names and faces such as Patricia Kalember, Donald Moffat and for British audiences a young Kim Thomson the focus is on Jaclyn Smith and Perry King two familiar faces from 90s TV movies playing the sorts of character they often played. I suppose what that really means is that the characters in this movie are purely the generic variety, the sort of cliche characters with cliche issues you could find in many made for TV movies from the 90s.a b "Danielle Steel". Books At Transworld. Archived from the original on December 26, 2007 . Retrieved April 19, 2007.

Twenty-two of her books have been adapted for television, [40] including two that have received Golden Globe nominations. One is Jewels, the story of the survival of a woman and her children in World War II Europe, and the family's eventual rebirth as one of the greatest jewelry houses in Europe. [17] Columbia Pictures was the first movie studio to make an offer for one of her novels, purchasing the rights to The Ghost in 1998. [40] Steel also reached an agreement with New Line Home Entertainment in 2005 to sell the film rights to 30 of her novels for DVDs. [41] Writing process [ edit ] Steel's novels, often described as "formulaic," [37] tend to involve the characters in a crisis that threatens their relationship. The novels sometimes explore the world of the rich and famous [37] and frequently deal with serious life issues like illness, death, loss, family crises, and relationships. Also, there are claims that her popular story lines are based on the events of her life. [5] Despite a reputation among critics for writing "fluff", Steel often delves into the less savory aspects of human nature, including incest, suicide, divorce, war, and even the Holocaust. [17] As time has progressed, Steel's writing has evolved. Her later heroines tend to be stronger and more authoritative, who, if they do not receive the level of respect and attention they desire from a man, move on to a new life. [22] In recent years Steel has also been willing to take more risks with her plots. Ransom focuses more on suspense than romance, and follows three sets of seemingly unconnected characters as their lives begin to intersect. [38] Toxic Bachelors departs from her usual style by telling the story through the eyes of the three title characters, men who are relationship phobic and ultimately discover their true loves. [37] Danielle Steel's Kaleidoscope (1990) is a captivating adaptation of the best-selling novel, weaving a tale of love, loss, and family secrets. The film, directed by Jud Taylor, stars Jaclyn Smith and Perry King, who deliver powerful performances as the estranged siblings, Hilary and John, reunited after the death of their father. They are later reunited by an estranged, family friend: the lawyer who placed them in the homes where they spent their childhoods. Steel married French-American banker Claude-Eric Lazard in 1965 at age 18 and gave birth to their daughter Beatrix. [22] Steel and Lazard separated in 1972. While still married to Lazard, Steel met Danny Zugelder while interviewing an inmate in a prison near Lompoc, California, where Zugelder was also incarcerated. He moved in with Steel when he was paroled in June 1973, but returned to prison in early 1974 on robbery and rape charges. After receiving her divorce from Lazard in 1975, she married Zugelder in the prison canteen. During their relationship, Steel suffered multiple miscarriages. She divorced Zugelder in 1978. [23]

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Steel, Danielle (February 10, 2009). "Fear of Flying". daniellesteel.net . Retrieved January 23, 2018. Danielle Steel has written more than 185 books, including over 141 novels. [46] Her books have been translated into 43 languages and can be found in 69 countries across the globe. [7]Steel started writing stories as a child, and by her late teens had begun writing poetry. [13] Raised Catholic, she thought of becoming a nun during her early years. [14] A 1965 graduate of the Lycée Français de New York, [15] she studied literature design and fashion design, [13] first at Parsons School of Design and then at New York University. [16] Career [ edit ] 1965–1971: Career beginnings [ edit ] After Quarantining in Paris For Over a Year, Author Danielle Steel Dreams of Dressing Up Again" . Retrieved September 23, 2021.