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Echoes
Echoes
Author: danielle steel
ISBN: 144711
Publication Date: 11/2004
Pages: 325
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Publisher: Deloacorte Press
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback, Audio Cassette
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reviewed Echoes on + 9 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
I have been reading Danielle Steele for years.. I stopped after awhile, because sometimes they stories seem to be cut from the same cloth. So it was with great reserve that I bought this. I really am glad this is out of her comfort zone a little. Historical settings, great story line I really did enjoy it. So if you, like me grew up on Danielle Steel, and needed a "break" this is a great book to come back to.
Flipper avatar reviewed Echoes on + 32 more book reviews
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If you love Danielle Steel, this is a terrific book as all hers are.
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By the glimmering waters of Lake Geneva, 1915, quiet Jewish beauty Beata falls in love with young, Catholic, French officer.....
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Really loved this book of Danielle Steel. Its against a vivid backdrop of history. a compelling story of love, war, acts of faith and acts of betrayal and the three women as they journey through years of loss and survival
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I have always been a big Danielle Steele fan and this was another great story. Like all of her books there is love, tradgedy, healing, and happiness. Her characters are all very real and likeable that is why I keep reading her books.

Hilda
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tracivanhowling avatar reviewed Echoes on
I absolutely love this book. I have re-read it about five times, because it plays over and over in my mind as a movie. Although it is fiction, it reads as a memoir.

If you love books about WWII, this is a wonderful read.

TVH
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Great reading
NikkiDawn avatar reviewed Echoes on + 12 more book reviews
Danielle Steel has done a wonderful job creating a work of fiction with history & romance. I finished this book in 3 days & enjoyed every chapter thoroughly.
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good read
shelleybelley avatar reviewed Echoes on + 8 more book reviews
I loved this book because of it's connection with WWII. I love Danielle Steel books and I also am very interested in the Holocaust so this book was one of my favorites from Danielle Steel. The book shows a lot of emotion and details of the historic event and will definitely make you feel the sadness of the events that happen. This is a book anyone that loves Danielle Steel should read. It has her same style of writing but something that sets it apart from her other books.
mysteryfan avatar reviewed Echoes on + 43 more book reviews
This is a love story like no other. A beautiful Jewish woman and a French officer find love and are rejected by family. Full of suspense, love, romance and the results of war and German death camps. The struggle of a family and their encounter with fate.
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I loved this book. It's a piece of histroical fiction through the eyes of a young child. I stayed up nights reading.
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Set in the summer of 1915, a time of both prosperity and unease. For Beata it was also a summer of awakening. Danielle Steel writes another wondeful book. This is a large print book.


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