Invisible: A compelling story of ambition and pursuing a dream from the billion copy bestseller

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This was the first book that I've attempted to read by Danielle Steel, and unfortunately, the writing style is not for me. Antonia made me feel so sorry for her because she often hid or disappeared because she felt like her mother flew into rages because she thought being a wife and mother was keeping her from becoming an actress. Biography: Danielle Steel has been hailed as one of the world's most popular authors, with nearly a billion copies of her novels sold. During a summer job at a Hollywood studio, she meets a famous filmmaker, and is invisible no longer. With themes of neglect, estrangement, persistence, forgiveness, acceptance, tragedy and accomplishments, Invisible does cross some interesting areas.

Her many international bestsellers include All That Glitters, Royal, Daddy’s Girls, The Wedding Dress, The Numbers Game, Moral Compass, Spy, and other highly acclaimed novels. For all these thrilling experiences read Invisible and we will become Invisible once we start enjoying it …. but “Invisible” was actually a pretty good character driven escape story for a sick day …[two sick days] …. Her mother, Marceline, had survived the Occupation, and fallen in love with one of the American soldiers who had filled the city after the Occupation and the end of the war.He was from an old, respected family whose fortune had dwindled slowly over time, but there was still enough left for his widow and son to live in a decent neighborhood in a nice apartment in the East Eighties in New York, and for Brandon to get a good education at Columbia, and go to business school after that.

Once her mother leaves to pursue her career, Antonia is left with her father to raise her, and he has no idea what to do and is resentful of it so he builds a wall up and pushes Antonia out. Antonia never lets go of her true dream of becoming a filmmaker, but to make that leap she will have to expose herself in ways she never has before. They were not enormously rich, but they were comfortable, and he had left his widow and only son enough money to live well on. She is also the author of His Bright Light, the story of her son Nick Traina's life and death; A Gift of Hope, a memoir of her work with the homeless; and the children's books Pretty Minnie in Paris and Pretty Minnie in Hollywood. She did eventually learn she was not the cause of her parent’s discontent but still shunned the limelight and chose screenwriting/directing rather than acting as her career, despite her talent.

When she makes a filmmaker who encourages her passion of being behind the camera by having her explore being in front of the camera. I understand that the author has a good reason for setting up Antonia and Hamish, as he’s a father figure for her, but it just didn’t sit right to me. Unprotected and unloved, she learns that the only way to feel safe is to hide from the dangers around her, drawing as little attention as possible to herself, to be "invisible. As with most Danielle Steel novels of late, this was largely a miss than a hit, but if you are a diehard fan of this popular US author’s work you will probably appreciate Invisible.

We also use them to help detect unauthorized access or activity that violate our terms of service, as well as to analyze site traffic and performance for our own site improvement efforts. Antonia Adams is the product of a loveless marriage between a beautiful young model and an aristocrat. Unprotected and unloved, she learns that the only way to feel safe is to draw as little attention as possible, to be invisible. He gave her a small gold bracelet with a heart on a thin chain when he left, and he was haunted by her when he got back to New York.We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. She had no living relatives, but seemed undaunted by her circumstances, and was certain that she would have a career as an actress one day. He had recently invested in a second company that had made a ridiculous amount of money on the hula hoop.