1.0 out of 5 stars
not up to par, Sep 28 2006
I usually find Danielle Steel's books to be light and enjoyable but I found it hard to follow along with this one. Your reading about one couple and all of a sudden mid page she switches to another couple with no warning and you don't realize it until you've gone a couple of paragraphs. In my opinion, not her best novel.
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2.0 out of 5 stars
A little too repetitive, Jan 24 2004
This book was okay, but I thought Danielle Steel could do better. All three stories were too repetitive. They all had to do with people having babies and people being sterile. I also think that the story of Diana and Andy was too far fetched because she got pregnant even though she was presumably sterile and had a one in ten thousand chance of getting pregnant. I think D.S. fans should consider reading it though, because everyone has their own opinion.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Mixed Emotions, Jan 10 2004
"Mixed Blessings" follows couples who marry and face the question of whether they want to have children or not and how they overcome their infertility.
I really began to resent, and almost hate, Barbi. I thought that maybe Charlie hadn't really thought about the marriage completely before he married her, or perhaps he was hoping that she would settle down and change her mind.
However, I questioned why Pilar would want to have a child with Brad, considering that he is already 60. By the time the child graduates from high school, he would be pushing 80.
I think a lot of people will be able to relate to this book, considering 1 in 5 people will have difficulty conceiving. And I think that people can also relate to the characters on the basis of "What do I really want in life?"
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