Kaleidoscope: A Novel Mass Market Paperback – July 1, 1989

Kaleidoscope by Danielle Steel is a great read. It is filled with tragedy for one little girl who is separated from her family by a man with no ill intentions. As the family recombines, years of separation seem to dissolve and even forgiveness seems possible.

I haven’t read this novel for over a a couple decades or perhaps longer. Way back when paperback was the only version to read unless the library had a hardback copy.I always loved the story of the three sisters, individually and together. While I always wanted the together part to last a bit longer or take up more of the novel, “Kaleidoscope” is an interesting novel in regard to how three different upbringings have led to very different lives of each of the sisters. Yet, they are quite similar, not just in looks, but in actions. The character development is strong and realistic even many decades later. The storyline is one that could have occurred many decades ago, yet would be much harder to take place presently.While many Danielle Steele novels are quite repetitive in terms of restaurants and places ones makes purchases from, etc, this novel, as well as three others are ones I enjoy and the repetition is very minimal.Rating: 4.6⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Had a hard time putting it down.

I've read so many Danielle Steel books over the last few weeks that it's getting harder to write about them and not sound repetitious or fake. On that note...This was a touching tale of three sisters separated by tragedy at very young ages. It tells the story of their lives, all very different, and of their reunion many years later. This book made me laugh and cry. It was hard to put down and even harder not to mull over once I did. I can't wait to pick out which one is next...

I laughed and cried and enjoyed so many different emotions. I really believe our of all the Danielle book this is my favorite.

One of this author's best books. I read it years ago & just re-read it & it was still a big tear-jerker.

When I started this book I didn't think it was for me but as Danielle Steele is so good at doing she weaves a web you soon become entangled in. By the final chapter I didn't want to put this book down. It's a story that will make you smile it will make you cry and it will break your heart but the characters will leave a lasting impression on the reader

Loved the characters in this book! Like so many of her other books, I couldn't put it down. Even though I knew there would be a happy ending, the story kept me captivated throughout and I didn't want to see it end. On to my next Danielle Steel book!