Danielle Steel Books In Order
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Publication Order of Max & Martha Children's Books
Martha's New Daddy | (1989) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Max and the Baby-sitter | (1989) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Martha's Best Friend | (1989) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Max's Daddy Goes to the Hospital | (1989) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Max's New Baby | (1989) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Martha's New School | (1989) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Max Runs Away | (1990) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Martha's New Puppy | (1990) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Max and Grandpa and Grandpa Winky | (1991) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Martha and Hilary and the Stranger | (1991) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Publication Order of Freddie Children’s Books
Freddie's Trip | (1992) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Freddie's First Night Away | (1992) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Freddie and the Doctor | (1992) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Freddie's Accident | (1992) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Publication Order of Short Story Collections
Publication Order of Picture Books
The Happiest Hippo in the World | (2000) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Pretty Minnie in Paris | (2014) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Pretty Minnie in Hollywood | (2016) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books
His Bright Light | (1998) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
A Gift of Hope | (2010) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Pure Joy | (2013) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
Expect a Miracle | (2020) | Hardcover Paperback Kindle |
About Danielle Steel:
It is typical for every society to have certain unique traditions and outstanding people. The one, timeless tradition that will continue being a culture among different societies is book reading. This is because stories have a way of reaching out to everybody regardless of age or race. Moreover, great authors are identified by their ability to capture readers in this manner. Danielle Steel stands out as more than just a great author.
She is a heroine in her own right, thanks to her creation of some of the greatest stories of all time. Her fans are numerous and cut across the age divide. Her books cover the genres of romance, drama and fiction. Biography of Danielle Steel New York City, August 14, 1947 is the place and time that Steel was born. Her father, John Steel was the proprietor of a firm that produced drugs.Steel’s mother the other hand was a socialite. They named her Danielle- Fernande Dominique-Schulein Steel.
She spent her early childhood days in France where she lived with both parents. At the age of seven though, her parents divorced and she went on to live with her father mostly in New York and Europe. Steel grew up under the catholic faith and even wanted to be a nun someday. Steel attended her schooling in her hometown.
She first went to a French school which was a preparatory school in Manhattan. On most occasions she was alone at home as her father was away on business. This allowed her to focus on her studies more leading her to excel in school. In 1963, at the age of fifteen, she graduated from this school and was then ready for college. In her bid to actualize her dream of working in the fashion circles, she joined a school of design. This was short-lived though as she left after a short while.
She enlisted into New York University. There, she majored in French Literature. In 1967, she left college. At the age of eighteen, Danielle Steel got married to Claude- Eric Lazard, a French-American banker. She juggled her roles as a wife and student at the university as she began writing.
However, this was not really the first time she wrote. As a child, she wrote stories and as a teenager she penned poetry. She completed her first manuscript at the age of nineteen. At twenty, she got her first child, Beatrix. After nine years of marriage, Lazard and Steel divorced. Steel went through several other divorces afterwards following her subsequent marriages. She divorced her fifth husband of four years in 2002. All in all, Steel got nine children. One of her sons, Nicholas, died in 1997 following an overdose of heroin. In honor of her son’s memory, Steel wrote a book about his life and death.
The literary works of Danielle Steel
The novels by Steel have always been bestsellers, most of them topping honorary lists. Over 800 million copies of her books have been sold all across the world. Moreover, many of her books have been translated to more than twenty eight languages circulating in over forty seven countries across the globe.
Her writing expertise spreads to include children’s fiction and poetry. Most of her books carry a similar theme. Usually, the story involves characters in some sort of crisis which threatens to meddle in their relationship. More often than not, the stories focus on pertinent life issues such as family crises, death, relationships, suicide, divorce, war and illness. Some of her books have been inspired by true events in her life such as her relationships with her ex-husbands.
Another unique feature about Danielle Steel is her principle not write sequels. This is in a bid to avoid comparisons to her other novels, so she says. She is quite the queen of awards and other literary honors. In 2002 she received an award from the French government for her contribution to their culture and that of the world at large. Her name has entered the legendary Guiness Book when one or more of her books topped the Times Bestsellers List for a consecutive 380 times.
Twenty two of her books have been made into television adaptations. Two of them received Golden Globe nominations. In 2005, Danielle Steel also got into an agreement with New Line Home Entertainment that they purchase the film rights of thirty of her novels. These would be turned into DVDs.
The title of her first novel is Going Home, published by Pocket Books in 1973 earning her $3500. Unfortunately, the five subsequent books she wrote were rejected. Her breakthrough came in 1977 when Passion’s Promise, her 2nd book was published. Thereafter, it was novel after novel, bestsellers that continued to increase her fan base.
Family Album and The Long Road Home are two of the books she wrote that came to top the New York Bestseller’s list. Family Album was first published in 1985 by Random House. The story carries Steel’s familiar theme of important life issues. It unravels the life story of Faye Price Thayer, who survived the World War II and lived eventfully until her death later on. She starts out as a Hollywood actress rising to become the first female director in Hollywood.
The intrigues of the story though are provided by the events of her family life; marriage, her children’s birth, the storms of her marriage relationship with her husband. It tells of how she navigates through them and come out stronger from the lifelong processes. The Long Road Home features Gabriella Harrison who has grown up being battered by her mother. Her father is an alcoholic who seems to be overwhelmed by the events at home and decides to leave with another woman.
Her mother, who hates children chooses to abandon Gabriella in a convent. She blossoms among the nuns and becomes a writer. Later on she falls in love with a priest. When the affair comes to light, the priest commits suicide and she is evicted from the convent. Despite all her misfortunes, Gabriella begins a new life pursuing her talent for writing and finding new friends and new love. Still, she is trailed with more sorrows all of which she patiently triumphs to live a happy life.
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Hi Danielle
Did you write “Summer on the Bluffs”
Please email me as I have read a lot of your books
Anella
That was written by Sunny Hostin
I love all of your books. I have a friend who has everyone that has come out so far. Keep up the good work. Thanks.
I have been reading Dnaielle Steel books for 44 years. I was working the switchboard night shift at a hospital and someone left a book and I finished it over a weekend that I worked. Did not bother to look at the name of the book or the author. I got married and my husband’s grandmother belonged to a book club and they would send her books every month. She would read them and put them in a cupboard and I would go in there and pick out what I wanted. First book I picked out was the book I had read working at the hospital. Been reading Danielle Steel ever since. That was in 1979 and the book was Going Home.
I love Danielle Steel novels. A few years ago I made a list of all of them. Then made a list of the ones I had missed. For my 80th birthday my daughter gave me all 15 of the missing novels. I hope I have time to read them all between reading the new ones. Thank you Ms. Steel for the enjoyable reading.
Where did your daughter source your missing Danielle Steel books from? I am missing 11 of her older books and have been unable to find them anywhere.
Thanks for in anticipation.
I started reading of your books from the beginning , my teenage daughter read some of them. when she married and had her first girl, she named her Kara Danielle. I then started collecting the books in hard back and paper back for the grand daughter and she now has them up to date….She was born in 1987 and now is soon to be 35.I have also gotten the childrens books as she has a five year old boy.
Thank you Mrs. Steele for taking us places in your books I would never have gotten to go.
Still reading Danielle Steel novels. I can’t seem to get enough. I finish one and start another almost immediately. I go to other authors and can’t seem to be drawn in like your novels. They are real and complelling and I can’t put them down. I carry a list on me so if I see one I can buy it. I am on my way to purchase another one that I realize I don’t have. If you have not tried one yet, I urge you to run and find one at a bookstore or library. May you keep blessing us with your stories that are so relatetable and riveting. You won’t be able to put it down. All the best to you and your family. From an avid fan and supporter of your work. God Bless. LAURIE L.
Thank u for u-for the books u write –
Let me explain –
5 years ago starited to battle 2 nd cancer (thyroid -thenbreastcance) my husband leaving me upon diagnoses for breast cancer – his words – after 27 years / I want to have a life ! So I went thru my battle – so far so good – today declared 18months clear ( I also had two strokes )- your books transforming away from reality was a blessing !!!! Thank u – much.ove with adoration yours truly ivana
I recently got NO GREATER LOVE at my local library when I got to the end there seemed to be missing pages I don’t think it was the end. The last paragraph was I think we’re both crazy,Sam but I think I like it. She moved closer to him and he smiled and then he turned, pulled her close, and held her tight as he kissed her. Is this the end of the book or are there missing pages I would really like to know if it is possible.
I love this site! Just an FYI…you are missing Lost and Found written in 2020 by Danielle Steel.
I always buy my books from Amazon from your list. 👍 Thanks for all the work you out into this!
Thanks Susan – much appreciate the positive comments 🙂 And we have Lost and Found listed already 🙂 It was published in 2019.
I am a real superfan. I love and admire and can’t get enough of Danielle Steel novels/books. I buy one whenever I see one I don’t have and have read now at least 60 so far and may have not started counting or writing them down to keep track from the first one I read. I love the read so much that I will keep going until I have read them all if possible. Thank you for keeping me reading. It really started me on a path to reading as we were going camping and I wanted something to read on my relaxation time. May God keep you going and may He bless you all the days you have here. Thank you again so much. LaurieLanglois. St.Catharines,Ontario,Canada.
I have almost all of her books and I have read about over 100 of them to date
When I was younger I like to read a little but then as I grew older life took over and I never got to read I have a friend that reads all the time and gave me one of your books I was hooked I have all your books that I can find and every new one that comes out thank you so much for writing .
I have enjoyed Danielle Steele’s Books right from the beginning. They make you feel like you are right there when everything is happening. Her description of the places in the stories seem to be authentic. I love her books.
Great Author,
Just love her books really get engrossed in them and don’t want to put the book down once I start reading. I am a collector of her books apart from the Children’s book that she has written. The minute she has written a novel I am waiting for it to be in the shops and I can guarantee I have bought it the next day whether in Paperback or Hardback. Please keep them coming Danielle!!!!
I absolutely love reading Danielle Steel books her story lines are fantastic. I was given the book Wunderlust many many years ago and have been collecting ever since. My youngest daughter often gives me one for my birthday. I have many favourite authors but I will always come back to Danielle Steel.
Hope u had a good Xmas am still readin yr the dark side was very good I guessed that was wat Zoe had it was scary happy new yr luv Annie xx
I have always been a reader, and never have left my home since age 4 without a book. Needless to say restriction was a blessing if I was in the middle of a good book. Books were my window to the world.
YOU HAVE ALWAYS BEEN MY GIFT OF HOPE
I collect all your novels. I have them all in hard back and have been since the beginning. You are the best!
Dear Danielle,
I have been collecting your books & reading them since the very beginning. You are & always will be my very favorite author. I am 80 and I love to read. Keep them coming my Precious Friend! Love You! You are truly blessed!
I have read 80 of her books. I love to read them, although I am a late starter reading her books. I got started when , then, my sister in law gave me Summers End and The Ring to read. Then I got hooked. I cannot keep up to her releases. But I will keep reading Danielle Steel.
I have read almost every novel she wrote, except the Children’s books……..I have tried other authors, but always came back to Danielle’s novels……I have kept every book that I have read, I’m missing some of 2021 but quickly catching up…….I started reading her books only a few years ago, but lucky I found her books almost everywhere……But she writes so many in a year. But excellent novels….thank you….Danielle Steel.
I have all your Standalone books from #1 Going Home thur #118 Blessing in Disguise in Hard Back with the covers on them . All in very good condition. I have Love (short Story) I have Pretty Minnie in Paris in picture books . I have His Bright Light . (non-fiction) for a total of 121 books . I have been reading her books for years and enjoy every one of them . I am looking forward to getting the 14 books that I don’t have . I do read Barbara Taylor Bradford , John Grisham , Nicholas Sparks and Debbie Macomber . Danielle Steel is my favorite. Thanks and God bless you.
If you or somebody you know be searching for these books? From Book #1 (Going Home until Mixed Blessings In sequence Book#5 (Golden Moments is missing) Next 14 in sequence I have all except Book #34 The (Gift) Continuing I have the next 20 in sequence (none missing) Continuing 10 (missing A Good Women) Continuing next 20 (none missing) All of these books are in excellent condition! The jacket covers as well ( a few from the beginning) do have a slight tear) There are no markings or bent pages on any of them. The only writing is on the inside cover, just a number identifying which book it is. If that makes sense to you? Not willing to sell one book. Will buddle up to 10 in sequence. Please contact me for prices and shipping cost Thanks