Bittersweet

by Danielle Steel

Book Overview

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0385319576
• ISBN13: 9780385319577
• Release Date: March 1999
• Publisher: Delacorte Press
• Length: 384 Pages
• Weight: 1.54 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.4" x 6.4" x 9.5"

Customer Reviews

an incredible romance

i found this book incredibly wonderful, i never had an interest in romance before this and now i love Danielle Steele's books. i hope that everyone else loves this book as much as i do. This is definately a 5 star book, it kept me wanting more.

BEST BOOK I'VE READ IN A LONG TIME

"Bittersweet" is about a woman named India Taylor, who was a wonderful mother, who juggled Little League, car pools, piano lessons, and Cape Code summer vacations. Getting bored with her life, India decides that she would like to go back to work as a photojournalist. One summer day, India meets a man named Paul Ward, who changes her life forever. Paul, whose wife recently passed away in a plane crash, begins chatting with India everyday. Both talk about their hopes and dreams and he tells her not to give up her dreams of going back to her work. Finally convinced, India decides to tell her husband of her plan, hoping he would understand. Doug tells her that he thinks of her only as a person to take car of the house, children and someone to cook him dinner when he comes home from work. Furious, India and Doug finally get a divorce because she is in love with Paul. A romance begins to bloom, but too soon for Paul. In the end, the two finally decide they need to be together. I really enjoyed this book. I thought that the ending was by far the best part because it was so happy and sad all at once. I was happy to see them both finally find romance and happiness for once in their life. The book shows that in life bad things will happen but fate won't let anything else bad happen to you. I liked how throughout the entire novel Paul gave her advice and made her feel worthy and important. She really needed someone to understand her. I can see exactly where she is coming from. Driving car pools and cooking dinner does not look like the life any woman would want everyday. People need more to their life than that. People need to feel that they are good at something and everyone needs a hobby. Nobody needs anyone to tell him or her that they cannot do anything. I think India was strong when she told her husband that she was going back to work. It took a lot of guts. I thought this book was well written, and I would recommend it to anyone.

""Couldn't Put Down""

This was by far one of the "VERY BEST" books that I have read in a long time. ! I had a hard time putting it down to do something else..all I wanted to do was get back to it.. I read it in 3-days..given only a little time in the morning and evening ""GREAT BOOK"" !

THIS IS GREAT

WELL I CAN'T WAIT TO READ ALL OF THIS BOOK I HAVE READ JUST ABOUT ALL OF YOUR BOOK'S AND I LOVE ALL OF THEM I HAVE JUST FINCHED THE LONG ROAD HOME WHAT A GOOD BOOK BUT ALL THE BOOK YOU WRITE ARE VERY VERY GOOD BOOK I LOVE THEM I ONLY READ YOUR BOOK THANK'S DANIELLE STEEL