The Stars Shine By Sidney Sheldon: A Book Review

I got tired of clicking my mouse and clicking through the pages on my laptop. Instead, I desperately wanted to feel the solid pages in my hands. It was then that I thought about taking a break and enjoying reading a novel, flipping through its real pages from my favorite author, Sidney Sheldon.

I went to the nearest bookstore and felt compelled to buy three of his novels and hoped to enjoy weeks reading them, which is exactly what I did. One of these books was “The Stars Shine Down”. I want to provide a review of this well-structured, well-plotted, and well-crafted novel. Read on for the review.

The novel depicts a 17-year-old girl, Lara, who has a hateful relationship with her dad because no matter how much she wants to impress and love him, he always delivers stinging comments about her. After the death of her father, she dreams of building a building in a place close to where she currently lived in a pension. Over time, he realized his dream and that’s how he got into the real estate business.

She also aged and became a beautiful lady and everyone was mesmerized at first sight. Yet she was America’s princess who traveled from London to New York, from Rino to Rome, building buildings, hotels, and shopping malls. She was successful and became a self-made billionaire. Of course, she had help all the time. He also met his soulmate while traveling, who happened to be a pianist. They fell in love and they married. However, they were of different origins, one erecting great height and the other engrossed in music.

When all of her valuable assets seemed to be collapsing and she almost broke up with her husband, a surprise birthday party from her husband, friends and colleagues made it all a happy ending for her.

This is a fabulous book to find. I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in reading novels.

Some of Sidney Sheldon’s highest-grossing novels are “The Sky is Falling”, “Tell me Your Dreams”, “The Best Laid Plans”, “Morning, Noon & Night”, “Nothing Lasts Forever” and many others. bestsellers. His first book, “The Naked Face,” was hailed by the New York Times as “the best first mystery of the year” and received an Edgar Award. Most of his novels have become major feature films or television miniseries and there are more than 300 million copies of his books in print worldwide. Sidney Sheldon undoubtedly reigns as one of the most popular storytellers of all time.