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Cinque giorni a Parigi
Peter ha tutto ciò che un uomo può desiderare: potere, successo e una famiglia adorabile. Olivia è la moglie di un senatore alla cui ambizione politica ha sacrificato la propria felicità. I due s'incontrano per caso a Parigi e, complice l'atmosfera magica della città, precipitano nel vortice di una passione inebriante. Sono cinque giorni indimenticabili; ben presto, però, giunge il momento di separarsi per tornare alla consueta esistenza. Ma quei momenti meravigliosi hanno mutato profondamente i loro destini...
270 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1995
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Danielle Steel
918 books16.9k followersDanielle Steel has been hailed as one of the world's bestselling authors, with almost a billion copies of her novels sold. 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. 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; Expect a Miracle, a book of her favorite quotations for inspiration and comfort; Pure Joy, about the dogs she and her family have loved; and the children's books Pretty Minnie in Paris and Pretty Minnie in Hollywood.
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December 8, 2012
Last year, I tried reading another book by Danielle Steel called "The toxic bachelor" and to be honest, I couldn't get past page 10. The thing is Steel puts too much effort into the background in order to be done with it the first 50 pages while as I read other books, the background was put by the author all along the book and not all at once in a certain place. That defect made me get bored from the first 30 pages in this book, too. The first 30 pages were dedicated entirely to the background without any exciting event. Too much details like giving too much credibility to her books. Sometimes the reader doesn't care that much about these details. They make him bored. And that's what happened with me.
When reading the toxic bachelor last year, I was struck by the materialistic nature Steel possesses. And it was repeated in this book too. All throughout the book, I could visibly touch the materialistic and unrealistic side of everything she mentionned. Any reader of hers can easily classify her as those Beverly Hills rich people who have never in their lives dropped a sweat, or ever saw a poor man.
Steel in this book have made her two main characters rich. People who possess infinite money under themselves. They would talk of million of dollars like chocolate bars, not more. Even if she made Peter, the successful scientist, a person who was raised on a ranch among a poor family, that made her piece of writing seem more and more materialistic and even biased. To her, the Beverly-hills lady, all people raised on a ranch would be poor. It didn't cross her mind that it might actually be a matter of choice... maybe a person liked doing that.
The other part that showed her prejudices was when a fire was ignited at the Ritz (see!) and she made her characters blame the Arabic King who was staying at the hotel with his three wives and laid the possibility of a bomb. She even made them go running away from the hotel and into their car and made them never to be seen again.
On the other hand, her "love" story was too unrealistic. Too impossible. Frankly, I am not sure about other people, but even when I am reading pure fiction, I LOVE to touch the realistic side in it, and that's what I do in my own writings. This story had no realistic side. Not at all. It was too impossible even without the vampires, werewolves, revenants, or wizards. It was too impossible. I mean, two people falling in love after two days of acquaintance, and then just after that, after just five days they spent together, wanting to dump their families and husband or wife because of this small encounter? Too unbelievable. And honestly, I wouldn't have spent that much time and effort on it if I knew this more the beginning.
One last defect is that Steel talks too much between conversations. It is like two people are conversing, she has to go around writing a full page paragraph after one sentence, and before knowing what the reply of the other person was... which made the whole book more and more dull.
After all, I did a little like the book. There were certain places where I could read 10 pages without even feeling a thing. Yes, I enjoyed some parts, but I would never recommend this book to anyone. I don't regret reading it, because I don't like prejudices or prejudgments. I wanted to taste more of Steel's work to know exactly why is she getting all the fame. But I would never ever, not after this book, find myself reading again one of her works.
When reading the toxic bachelor last year, I was struck by the materialistic nature Steel possesses. And it was repeated in this book too. All throughout the book, I could visibly touch the materialistic and unrealistic side of everything she mentionned. Any reader of hers can easily classify her as those Beverly Hills rich people who have never in their lives dropped a sweat, or ever saw a poor man.
Steel in this book have made her two main characters rich. People who possess infinite money under themselves. They would talk of million of dollars like chocolate bars, not more. Even if she made Peter, the successful scientist, a person who was raised on a ranch among a poor family, that made her piece of writing seem more and more materialistic and even biased. To her, the Beverly-hills lady, all people raised on a ranch would be poor. It didn't cross her mind that it might actually be a matter of choice... maybe a person liked doing that.
The other part that showed her prejudices was when a fire was ignited at the Ritz (see!) and she made her characters blame the Arabic King who was staying at the hotel with his three wives and laid the possibility of a bomb. She even made them go running away from the hotel and into their car and made them never to be seen again.
On the other hand, her "love" story was too unrealistic. Too impossible. Frankly, I am not sure about other people, but even when I am reading pure fiction, I LOVE to touch the realistic side in it, and that's what I do in my own writings. This story had no realistic side. Not at all. It was too impossible even without the vampires, werewolves, revenants, or wizards. It was too impossible. I mean, two people falling in love after two days of acquaintance, and then just after that, after just five days they spent together, wanting to dump their families and husband or wife because of this small encounter? Too unbelievable. And honestly, I wouldn't have spent that much time and effort on it if I knew this more the beginning.
One last defect is that Steel talks too much between conversations. It is like two people are conversing, she has to go around writing a full page paragraph after one sentence, and before knowing what the reply of the other person was... which made the whole book more and more dull.
After all, I did a little like the book. There were certain places where I could read 10 pages without even feeling a thing. Yes, I enjoyed some parts, but I would never recommend this book to anyone. I don't regret reading it, because I don't like prejudices or prejudgments. I wanted to taste more of Steel's work to know exactly why is she getting all the fame. But I would never ever, not after this book, find myself reading again one of her works.
June 15, 2011
هذه الرواية جدا رائعة ... أحببتها جدا ... تصور لك كيف عندما نصل في مراحل حياتنا بأن نكون مغموسوون جدا في موقف ما وتترتب عليه كل حياتنا ... كيف علينا أن نتصرف ... هل نستمر وننسى مانحب أم نقف في وجه هذا الانغماس ... لاتفوت على نفسك الفرصة ^^
November 14, 2018
Un libro entretenido, bien escrito y fácil de leer.
Al principio me pareció lento y muy repetitivo con cierto tema por parte del protagonista, pero a medida que vas leyendo va mejorando.
Es verdad que en unas cuantas páginas avanza todo muy rápido pero no ha estado mal.
Al principio me pareció lento y muy repetitivo con cierto tema por parte del protagonista, pero a medida que vas leyendo va mejorando.
Es verdad que en unas cuantas páginas avanza todo muy rápido pero no ha estado mal.
December 18, 2019
Quick read that has a good story with a great location feel. I’d recommend this more for a beach read. It has that type of feel and story. Good way to spend an evening.
August 16, 2023
هو بيتر الرجل الناجح جدا في مجال عمله متزوج من كاتي مدللة أبيها و أب لأربعة أطفال ، حياته الزوجية جد تعسة .. يكافح من أجل إطلاق عقار جديد لمرضى السرطان
هي أليفيان جميلة جدا و زوجة سياسي مترشح للرئاسة تعيش حياة بئيسة رغم ترفها و حريتها
تجمعهما صدفة .. و يجمع بينهما الحب.. و يخون كل منهما شريكه
يقرران إنهاء هذه العلاقة وأن يكمل كل منهما حياته دون الآخر .. و بعد مرور الأيام يقرران إنهاء بؤسهما و الإفصال ليعودان معا يعيشان قصة حبهما دون قيود أو إحساس بالذنب و تأنيب ضمير
دائما دانييل ستيل تذرف الرومانسية الحزينة في رواياتها بكل رقة ( سواء في إطارها الشرعي أو قصص الخيانة كهذه وهذا ما لم أحبذه في هذه الرواية ) ، و نهاياتها السعيدة التي تضفي المزيد من هذه الرومانسية و التي تميز أسلوب الكاتبة ♥️
هي أليفيان جميلة جدا و زوجة سياسي مترشح للرئاسة تعيش حياة بئيسة رغم ترفها و حريتها
تجمعهما صدفة .. و يجمع بينهما الحب.. و يخون كل منهما شريكه
يقرران إنهاء هذه العلاقة وأن يكمل كل منهما حياته دون الآخر .. و بعد مرور الأيام يقرران إنهاء بؤسهما و الإفصال ليعودان معا يعيشان قصة حبهما دون قيود أو إحساس بالذنب و تأنيب ضمير
دائما دانييل ستيل تذرف الرومانسية الحزينة في رواياتها بكل رقة ( سواء في إطارها الشرعي أو قصص الخيانة كهذه وهذا ما لم أحبذه في هذه الرواية ) ، و نهاياتها السعيدة التي تضفي المزيد من هذه الرومانسية و التي تميز أسلوب الكاتبة ♥️
December 29, 2010
I can't believe how unbelievably awful this book was. Having never read a Danielle Steel before thought it would be a quick easy holiday read and would give it a try - the word Paris in the title was the deciding factor. It turned into a speed read just to get to the end. Paris featured briefly as the place that man meets woman.
Will leave Danielle Steel for those who enjoy this kind of thing!
Will leave Danielle Steel for those who enjoy this kind of thing!
September 27, 2015
كتاب لطيف و خفيف جدا
موقعه الأفضل هو كاستراحة بين الكتب الثقيلة
فهو لا يسمو بروح أو ينمي العقل
تماما كالوجبات السريعة حينما نتناولها لكسر الروتين
لكنها لا تبني جسدا و لا تنهض بصحة أبدا
موقعه الأفضل هو كاستراحة بين الكتب الثقيلة
فهو لا يسمو بروح أو ينمي العقل
تماما كالوجبات السريعة حينما نتناولها لكسر الروتين
لكنها لا تبني جسدا و لا تنهض بصحة أبدا
November 1, 2012
Five Days in Paris review
I read Five Days in Paris by Danielle Steel. To begin, I honestly did not like this book very much. It was a very boring book, and the way Danielle explained and introduced new plot was horrible. She would explain the concept bluntly and upfront. Everything was given to you, and to make it worse, she wouldn’t merge the information with what one of the characters was saying or thinking, she would break the fourth wall and say it directly. Horridly boring way to get information, and it turned this simple 270 page book into what seemed like a 700 page nightmare.
This book is a romance novel. I have no real reason why I chose this book. I needed a book, and this one looked more interesting than the other books out of my selection. It really didn’t seem all that bad before I started reading it. The book is about a man named Peter Haskell, a president of a pharmaceutical company about to release a “miracle” drug, and a woman named Olivia Thatcher. Olivia is already in a very bad relationship with an overly-ambitious politician. Olivia is very confused; she doesn’t love the man she is married to anymore.
The protagonists are Peter and Olivia. The multiple antagonists are Olivia’s husband, a crazed politician, and Peter’s father-in-law, Frank, who wants to release Vicotec, a potentially dangerous drug that supposedly kills cancer (which is why “miracle” is in quotes up above), for the money rather than for the safety of the people with cancer. There are no other significant characters in this book.
Peter goes to Paris to do a campaign sort of thing for his pharmaceutical company, but more for their creation, Vicotec. This drug was designed to kill cancer, but it had crazy side effects and killed the user of it sometimes. While staying at a hotel, someone threatens the hotel with a bomb, which forces everyone to evacuate. This includes Peter and Olivia. Peter noticed Olivia walking away in the dark by herself, and without thinking, catches up to her and they talk for a very long time about their lives. Olivia runs away in the near future, and Peter is the only one that really cares for Olivia, so he decides to track her down. They have a very limited time together in Paris, a mere five days, so Peter has to act fast to find her.
More problems arise after Peter gets back to the States. His insanely greedy father-in-law pushes for Vicotec’s release, thinking only of profits. Peter is very confused and overwhelmed with emotion. He thought his life was perfect, but Olivia makes him realize that it isn’t. Olivia is in a marriage with a man who she doesn’t love anymore, and runs away. Being in each other’s presence makes them both happy and they truly enjoy the time they spend together.
The strange thing is, is that Peter is also married, with children. He really gets caught over this because he can’t decide over his currently failing marriage and his children, or a girl he doesn’t know very much. Things get slightly hectic, but it never builds up too high.
The main conflict for this story is hard to decide. Peter is just a flesh bag full of twisted emotions and daunting problems. To settle for a single conflict, it would be man vs. self. Peter must decide who he loves, who he wants to be with, and he has to do this in a short amount of time, while under pressure. Most of the book really goes over how bad of a mental state he is in.
A possible theme for this is,”keep moving forward, and don’t let anything get in your way.” Peter was having a very bad time making up his mind and stopping his dad. He was overwhelmed with emotion and he was afraid that Vicotec would be released. He went full on into his problems, and took them out one at a time. He didn’t stop or slow down; he kept going. No matter how much harder it got for him, he kept moving. His problems were resolved after complete hardships, and he was satisfied with the results he got.
The author has a very distinct and boring writing style. She explains everything upfront, directly, boringly, and she repeats herself too many times to count. She does not use many large or sophisticated words either. This book was extremely boring to read. It felt like it took much longer than it really did to read it. It was hard to get motivated enough to start, and when I reached my goal for pages read for the day, I didn’t hesitate to close it up and forget about it. I definitely do not recommend this book. Besides being boring to read, it was very predictable, and its story was clichéd. Twilight had a better storyline (now that’s saying something).
I read Five Days in Paris by Danielle Steel. To begin, I honestly did not like this book very much. It was a very boring book, and the way Danielle explained and introduced new plot was horrible. She would explain the concept bluntly and upfront. Everything was given to you, and to make it worse, she wouldn’t merge the information with what one of the characters was saying or thinking, she would break the fourth wall and say it directly. Horridly boring way to get information, and it turned this simple 270 page book into what seemed like a 700 page nightmare.
This book is a romance novel. I have no real reason why I chose this book. I needed a book, and this one looked more interesting than the other books out of my selection. It really didn’t seem all that bad before I started reading it. The book is about a man named Peter Haskell, a president of a pharmaceutical company about to release a “miracle” drug, and a woman named Olivia Thatcher. Olivia is already in a very bad relationship with an overly-ambitious politician. Olivia is very confused; she doesn’t love the man she is married to anymore.
The protagonists are Peter and Olivia. The multiple antagonists are Olivia’s husband, a crazed politician, and Peter’s father-in-law, Frank, who wants to release Vicotec, a potentially dangerous drug that supposedly kills cancer (which is why “miracle” is in quotes up above), for the money rather than for the safety of the people with cancer. There are no other significant characters in this book.
Peter goes to Paris to do a campaign sort of thing for his pharmaceutical company, but more for their creation, Vicotec. This drug was designed to kill cancer, but it had crazy side effects and killed the user of it sometimes. While staying at a hotel, someone threatens the hotel with a bomb, which forces everyone to evacuate. This includes Peter and Olivia. Peter noticed Olivia walking away in the dark by herself, and without thinking, catches up to her and they talk for a very long time about their lives. Olivia runs away in the near future, and Peter is the only one that really cares for Olivia, so he decides to track her down. They have a very limited time together in Paris, a mere five days, so Peter has to act fast to find her.
More problems arise after Peter gets back to the States. His insanely greedy father-in-law pushes for Vicotec’s release, thinking only of profits. Peter is very confused and overwhelmed with emotion. He thought his life was perfect, but Olivia makes him realize that it isn’t. Olivia is in a marriage with a man who she doesn’t love anymore, and runs away. Being in each other’s presence makes them both happy and they truly enjoy the time they spend together.
The strange thing is, is that Peter is also married, with children. He really gets caught over this because he can’t decide over his currently failing marriage and his children, or a girl he doesn’t know very much. Things get slightly hectic, but it never builds up too high.
The main conflict for this story is hard to decide. Peter is just a flesh bag full of twisted emotions and daunting problems. To settle for a single conflict, it would be man vs. self. Peter must decide who he loves, who he wants to be with, and he has to do this in a short amount of time, while under pressure. Most of the book really goes over how bad of a mental state he is in.
A possible theme for this is,”keep moving forward, and don’t let anything get in your way.” Peter was having a very bad time making up his mind and stopping his dad. He was overwhelmed with emotion and he was afraid that Vicotec would be released. He went full on into his problems, and took them out one at a time. He didn’t stop or slow down; he kept going. No matter how much harder it got for him, he kept moving. His problems were resolved after complete hardships, and he was satisfied with the results he got.
The author has a very distinct and boring writing style. She explains everything upfront, directly, boringly, and she repeats herself too many times to count. She does not use many large or sophisticated words either. This book was extremely boring to read. It felt like it took much longer than it really did to read it. It was hard to get motivated enough to start, and when I reached my goal for pages read for the day, I didn’t hesitate to close it up and forget about it. I definitely do not recommend this book. Besides being boring to read, it was very predictable, and its story was clichéd. Twilight had a better storyline (now that’s saying something).
October 24, 2022
-Adult
-Fiction
-Contemporary
-Peter and Olivia have terrible partners, and they meet by coincidence in Paris and well, that gives the start of something, basically
-It mostly focused on how Peter is struggling to get a new type of medicine to the market.
-The title is very misleading, the book literally doesn’t mention a thing about Paris. (Literally only once)
-The plot is boring and repetitive, and the romance? The romance was awful
-They fall in love under 5 minutes, WITHOUT EXAGGERATING
-At some point, I think that to break up an already married/existing couple, Steel has to make 1 of the members a complete bitch, there is no other way around
-The book leaves so many points unfinished
-Plot Twists/😨Moments: 0/5
-Characters: 1/5
-Plot: 1/5
-Fiction
-Contemporary
-Peter and Olivia have terrible partners, and they meet by coincidence in Paris and well, that gives the start of something, basically
-It mostly focused on how Peter is struggling to get a new type of medicine to the market.
-The title is very misleading, the book literally doesn’t mention a thing about Paris. (Literally only once)
-The plot is boring and repetitive, and the romance? The romance was awful
-They fall in love under 5 minutes, WITHOUT EXAGGERATING
-At some point, I think that to break up an already married/existing couple, Steel has to make 1 of the members a complete bitch, there is no other way around
-The book leaves so many points unfinished
-Plot Twists/😨Moments: 0/5
-Characters: 1/5
-Plot: 1/5
October 29, 2015
رواية لطيفة وخفيفة تناولت فيها دانيال ستيل موضوع مهم وهو استغلال شركات الادوية للمرضى من جهة وخيانة زوجية من جهة اخرى السرد كان لطيف والعبارات بسيطة جدا اعتقد بانها رواية تصلح للمبتدئين في القراءة او كاستراحة بعد كتاب دسم باختصار جدا هي عبارة عن فلم اجنبي .....
⬇نبذة عن الاحداث
تتحدث الرواية عن بيتر هاسكل وهو شاب نشأ في عائلة فقرة تقطن في احدى القرى وتعمل في مزرعة يحب فتاة من طبقة اجتماعية مختلفة يكمل دراسته الجامعية في سبيل تحقيق احلامه والتخلص من حياته السابقة في القرية ولكنه يرفض ان يكون ذلك على حساب كرامته ومبادئه لذلك يرفض الارتباط بحبيبته كاتي ثم تمر فترة زمنية معينه ويعود ليلتقي بها في حفلة ويتأجج الحب من جديد وهنا يعرض عليه والدها الذي يملك شركة ادوية العمل في الشركة في سبيل تقريبه من ابنته وبعد ذلك يتزوج منها ثم تبدأ جولة من السيطرة والفتور من قبل كاتي بعد ان اصبح لديهم ثلاثة اولاد فكاتي مرتبطة جدا بوالدها واصبحت علاقتها بوالدها على حساب زواجها بعد ذلك يبدأ الصراع بين والدها وزوجها حيث يعمل زوجها على تطوير منتج يساعد مرضى السرطان على التخلص من المرض وبامكان المنتج ان يصبح في متناول الجميع وفي كل القرى ويبدأ النزاع بين فرانك والد كاتي الذي يرغب بفرض اسعار باهضه للمنتج وترويجه قبل الوقت المحدد قبل التأكد من صلاحية الاستخدام البشري عندها يسافر بيتر الى باريس للتأكد من صلاحية المنتج للاستخدام واجراء اختبارات عليه في مختبر باريس وعندها يتعرف على زوجة سيناتور وهي اوليفيا تاتشر ويعجب بها ويصبحان على علاقة ويتناسى زوجته وبعد ذلك يقرران العودة كل الى حياته السابقة يعود بيتر الى غرينتش بعد حصوله على نتائج تفيد بأن المنتج قاتل ولايصلح للاستخدام عندها يتشاجر مع فرانك الذي يتعرض لنوبة قلبية اثر ذلك عندها تطلب كاتي من بيتر مقابلة لجنة الاغذية والعقاقير ومساعدة والداها في ترويج المنتج والقيام بتجربته وحين يذهب لمقابلة اللجنه يرفض الخضوع لزوجته ووالدها ويخبر اللجنه بأن المنتج غير جاهز للاستخدام ولدى خروجه من المقابله تتركه زوجته وترحل وهي غاضبه بما يدل على انها قررت الانفصال عندها تظهر اوليفيا من جديد ويرحلان معا ....
⬇نبذة عن الاحداث
تتحدث الرواية عن بيتر هاسكل وهو شاب نشأ في عائلة فقرة تقطن في احدى القرى وتعمل في مزرعة يحب فتاة من طبقة اجتماعية مختلفة يكمل دراسته الجامعية في سبيل تحقيق احلامه والتخلص من حياته السابقة في القرية ولكنه يرفض ان يكون ذلك على حساب كرامته ومبادئه لذلك يرفض الارتباط بحبيبته كاتي ثم تمر فترة زمنية معينه ويعود ليلتقي بها في حفلة ويتأجج الحب من جديد وهنا يعرض عليه والدها الذي يملك شركة ادوية العمل في الشركة في سبيل تقريبه من ابنته وبعد ذلك يتزوج منها ثم تبدأ جولة من السيطرة والفتور من قبل كاتي بعد ان اصبح لديهم ثلاثة اولاد فكاتي مرتبطة جدا بوالدها واصبحت علاقتها بوالدها على حساب زواجها بعد ذلك يبدأ الصراع بين والدها وزوجها حيث يعمل زوجها على تطوير منتج يساعد مرضى السرطان على التخلص من المرض وبامكان المنتج ان يصبح في متناول الجميع وفي كل القرى ويبدأ النزاع بين فرانك والد كاتي الذي يرغب بفرض اسعار باهضه للمنتج وترويجه قبل الوقت المحدد قبل التأكد من صلاحية الاستخدام البشري عندها يسافر بيتر الى باريس للتأكد من صلاحية المنتج للاستخدام واجراء اختبارات عليه في مختبر باريس وعندها يتعرف على زوجة سيناتور وهي اوليفيا تاتشر ويعجب بها ويصبحان على علاقة ويتناسى زوجته وبعد ذلك يقرران العودة كل الى حياته السابقة يعود بيتر الى غرينتش بعد حصوله على نتائج تفيد بأن المنتج قاتل ولايصلح للاستخدام عندها يتشاجر مع فرانك الذي يتعرض لنوبة قلبية اثر ذلك عندها تطلب كاتي من بيتر مقابلة لجنة الاغذية والعقاقير ومساعدة والداها في ترويج المنتج والقيام بتجربته وحين يذهب لمقابلة اللجنه يرفض الخضوع لزوجته ووالدها ويخبر اللجنه بأن المنتج غير جاهز للاستخدام ولدى خروجه من المقابله تتركه زوجته وترحل وهي غاضبه بما يدل على انها قررت الانفصال عندها تظهر اوليفيا من جديد ويرحلان معا ....
September 25, 2020
Good...enjoyed!
July 8, 2023
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_ اسم الكتاب: خمسة أيام في باريس
_اسم الكاتبة:دانيال ستيل
_ دار النشر : الدار العربية للعلوم ناشرون
_عدد الصفحات: 214
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"تظن أنك وحيد، ثم يظهر شخص من الضباب، على نحو غير متوقع أبدا، ولا تبقى لوحدك"
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رواية رومنسية ذات طابع سياسي و ريادة الأعمال تتحدث القصة عن بيتر المتزوج من كاتي ابنة رئيس شركة ويلسون دونوفان الرائدة في مجال الصيدلة.
ولكن بيتر تعب في مجال العمل حتى حقق طموحاته:
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"كان يعرف افضل من أي شخص آخر أن الحقيقة ليست كذلك. فلا توجد مساومات في الحياة. عليك العمل لما تريد الحصول "
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أهم أحداث الرواية عند سفر بيتر إلى باريس لمدة خمسة أيام للحصول على النتائج النهائية لتجارب تجرى على دواء جديد لمرضى السرطان يمكنهم من العلاج في المنزل دون التنقل من المنزل إلى المستشفى ومن المستشفى إلى المنزل .
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تتم هذه التجارب قبل المثول على لجنة المراقبة لإعطائهم الضوء الأخصر ليباشروا مرحلة تجريبة على مرضى متطوعين، ولكن الصراع الحقيقي هو هذا العقار وخطورته على المرضى.
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ولكن الحدث الأكبر عندما يلتقي بيتر بأوليفيا زوجة سيناتور أمريكي فتبدأ علاقتهم الغريبة ب"هل أستطيع أن اشتري لكِ فنجان من القهوة؟"
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من أهم اللحظات التي نكون فيها في أسوأ وأصعب أوقاتنا وجود شخص بجانبك يدعمك يسمع ما بداخلك، هذا ما حدث بين بيتر و أوليفيا.
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تطرقت ستيل في هذا الكتاب إلى مثالين عن الحياة الزوجية:
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_الحياة الزوجية في ظل السياسة كحياة أوليفيا مع زوجها السيناتور.
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_ والحياة الزوجية عندما يكون الزوجان في مستويين اجتماعيين مختلفين فبيتر من مستوى اجتماعي فقير و كاتي من مستوى اجتماعي غني.
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هذه أول مرة أقرأ بها قلم ستيل لطيف خفيف يجذب القارئ من البداية وحتى النهاية ولكن هناك ما يشوب اسلوبها وهو كثرة إعادة الكلام فيصيب القارئ الملل في بعض الأحيان ولكن لا تستطيع التوقف إلا عندما تصل إلى الصفحة الأخيرة.
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📌 تقييمي: 3/5
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🔴تنبيه: هذا رأيي الشخصي ، ما يعجبني قد لا يعجبكم وما لا يعجبني قد يعجبكم ، ولا اقلل من شأن الكاتب او الكتاب ، وتقيمي ما هو الا رأيي الشخصي بعد قراءة الكتاب
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#خمسة_أيام_في_باريس#دانيال_ستيل
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#fivedaysinparis#daniellesteel
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_ اسم الكتاب: خمسة أيام في باريس
_اسم الكاتبة:دانيال ستيل
_ دار النشر : الدار العربية للعلوم ناشرون
_عدد الصفحات: 214
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📌 رأيي بالكتاب:
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"تظن أنك وحيد، ثم يظهر شخص من الضباب، على نحو غير متوقع أبدا، ولا تبقى لوحدك"
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رواية رومنسية ذات طابع سياسي و ريادة الأعمال تتحدث القصة عن بيتر المتزوج من كاتي ابنة رئيس شركة ويلسون دونوفان الرائدة في مجال الصيدلة.
ولكن بيتر تعب في مجال العمل حتى حقق طموحاته:
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"كان يعرف افضل من أي شخص آخر أن الحقيقة ليست كذلك. فلا توجد مساومات في الحياة. عليك العمل لما تريد الحصول "
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أهم أحداث الرواية عند سفر بيتر إلى باريس لمدة خمسة أيام للحصول على النتائج النهائية لتجارب تجرى على دواء جديد لمرضى السرطان يمكنهم من العلاج في المنزل دون التنقل من المنزل إلى المستشفى ومن المستشفى إلى المنزل .
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تتم هذه التجارب قبل المثول على لجنة المراقبة لإعطائهم الضوء الأخصر ليباشروا مرحلة تجريبة على مرضى متطوعين، ولكن الصراع الحقيقي هو هذا العقار وخطورته على المرضى.
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ولكن الحدث الأكبر عندما يلتقي بيتر بأوليفيا زوجة سيناتور أمريكي فتبدأ علاقتهم الغريبة ب"هل أستطيع أن اشتري لكِ فنجان من القهوة؟"
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من أهم اللحظات التي نكون فيها في أسوأ وأصعب أوقاتنا وجود شخص بجانبك يدعمك يسمع ما بداخلك، هذا ما حدث بين بيتر و أوليفيا.
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تطرقت ستيل في هذا الكتاب إلى مثالين عن الحياة الزوجية:
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_الحياة الزوجية في ظل السياسة كحياة أوليفيا مع زوجها السيناتور.
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_ والحياة الزوجية عندما يكون الزوجان في مستويين اجتماعيين مختلفين فبيتر من مستوى اجتماعي فقير و كاتي من مستوى اجتماعي غني.
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هذه أول مرة أقرأ بها قلم ستيل لطيف خفيف يجذب القارئ من البداية وحتى النهاية ولكن هناك ما يشوب اسلوبها وهو كثرة إعادة الكلام فيصيب القارئ الملل في بعض الأحيان ولكن لا تستطيع التوقف إلا عندما تصل إلى الصفحة الأخيرة.
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📌 تقييمي: 3/5
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🔴تنبيه: هذا رأيي الشخصي ، ما يعجبني قد لا يعجبكم وما لا يعجبني قد يعجبكم ، ولا اقلل من شأن الكاتب او الكتاب ، وتقيمي ما هو الا رأيي الشخصي بعد قراءة الكتاب
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#خمسة_أيام_في_باريس#دانيال_ستيل
#الدار_العربية_للعلوم_ناشرون #كتاب_انصح_به#كتاب_من_مكتبتي #قراءة#ثقافة#ادب#ماذا_تقرأ#روايات #اكسبلور_explore#مكتبتي#تصويري
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#fivedaysinparis#daniellesteel
#jordanreads#bookstagram#reading#booklover#arabic#photo #instagramers #readingtime
March 7, 2014
اسلوب الكاتبة ضعيف اوي وكئني بقرا لطفلة في اعدادي .. معرفش يمكن الواحد اتعود يقرا لناس تقيلة فعشان كده لما قريت القصة حسيتها ساذجة والاسلوب ركيك دي القصص الروائية للناشئين بتتكتب بشكل اروع من كدة بمراحل
لكن هي ممكن تنفع فيلم كده يمثله احمد عز ومي عز الدين لكن متنفعش أكتر من كده
لكن هي ممكن تنفع فيلم كده يمثله احمد عز ومي عز الدين لكن متنفعش أكتر من كده
July 21, 2025
Pharmaceutical related? The wife’s name is Katie? It’s set mostly in Paris? A dream of a book for me
May 30, 2013
For something by such a well known author I was sorely disappointed.
Firstly as a lot of people seem to have mentioned the background wasn't well distributed around the book, if she felt the need to tell the whole backstory it would have been less dizzying if she just started from there.
The romance was the typicical plot, cheesy lines copy pasted over and over. Then the worst part for me was the one dimensional characters "pity me I'm a handsome hard working man who's wife doesn't give me as much attention as her father", the Manic Pixie Dreamgirl (on whom a completely unrealistic anount of tragedy was placed, no woman in her situation would be thinking of some three day fling I can promise you that) and the BAD husband and BAD wife to soothe our consciences for rooting for the cheaters in the relationships.
Lastly the book ended right when it should have got interesting, the only reason I got so far was to find out how things would be resolved, jobs, house, etc but no I'm expected to be satiated with everyone else's lives being ruined and five seconds of hey we're an item! (I don't consider this a spoiler because come on you're reading a romantic novel by Danielle Steel when did it ever end without the couple getting together)
Firstly as a lot of people seem to have mentioned the background wasn't well distributed around the book, if she felt the need to tell the whole backstory it would have been less dizzying if she just started from there.
The romance was the typicical plot, cheesy lines copy pasted over and over. Then the worst part for me was the one dimensional characters "pity me I'm a handsome hard working man who's wife doesn't give me as much attention as her father", the Manic Pixie Dreamgirl (on whom a completely unrealistic anount of tragedy was placed, no woman in her situation would be thinking of some three day fling I can promise you that) and the BAD husband and BAD wife to soothe our consciences for rooting for the cheaters in the relationships.
Lastly the book ended right when it should have got interesting, the only reason I got so far was to find out how things would be resolved, jobs, house, etc but no I'm expected to be satiated with everyone else's lives being ruined and five seconds of hey we're an item! (I don't consider this a spoiler because come on you're reading a romantic novel by Danielle Steel when did it ever end without the couple getting together)
October 4, 2016
If you want to read about a cringeworthy romance, please read this one. Ugh, there was cheating in this book and the main character had NEVER thought about cheating before until he was this particular woman. It was love at first sight, literally. After five days they said they loved each other. What??? That doesn't happen. This man was married to his wife for eightteen years (a shitty marriage at that) and he fell in love with a random woman he had never met before.
His wife and his father-in-law were super close and extremely annoying. This whole was basically this man fighting with his wife and father-in-law about starting experiments on humans early (with the risk of the medicine being deadly) or waiting until there was no risk at all, but spending more money and taking more time. It was so boring, honestly. I'm glad it was so short, because I don't think I could have dealt with this a moment longer.
October 19, 2012
terrible! this is my third Steel book.I love the others.But This book was incredibly slow, repetitive, and boring.Almost the entire book was about business and politics.
January 5, 2014
This was fine, a quick summer read is all I ask for from Danielle Steel. Although it is frustrating to witness the 'snobby' self importance of the 'well to do' wife of the nice, down to earth guy.
June 27, 2014
I liked the plot, but she drags out every page describing the same things over and over.
Could have been written in half the pages!
Could have been written in half the pages!
December 17, 2015
Nice, lovely read. Predictably Danielle Steel which is good for comfort reading. Loved the chemistry between Peter and Olivia but I felt the ending was too rushed.
May 12, 2022
1,5 ⭐
ta historia była tak beznadziejnie poprowadzona, zwłaszcza w kontekście wątku romantycznego. peter śledzi olivie a ona zgadza się z nim iść na randkę w środku nocy? romans trwający trzy dni a oni wyznają sobie miłość? dodatkowo fakt, że nienawidzę budowania relacji na zdradzie, a tutaj dwójka głównych bohaterów dopuszcza się tego względem swoich małżonków. okropnie stworzeni bohaterowie, fabuła przewidywalna. dałam dodatkowe pół gwiazdki tylko dlatego, że wciągnęłam się w wątek firmy i leku, reszta książki była po prostu nudna.
ta historia była tak beznadziejnie poprowadzona, zwłaszcza w kontekście wątku romantycznego. peter śledzi olivie a ona zgadza się z nim iść na randkę w środku nocy? romans trwający trzy dni a oni wyznają sobie miłość? dodatkowo fakt, że nienawidzę budowania relacji na zdradzie, a tutaj dwójka głównych bohaterów dopuszcza się tego względem swoich małżonków. okropnie stworzeni bohaterowie, fabuła przewidywalna. dałam dodatkowe pół gwiazdki tylko dlatego, że wciągnęłam się w wątek firmy i leku, reszta książki była po prostu nudna.
February 16, 2019
Durante uns bons tempos vou deixar de lado esta autora. É bom terceiro livro que leio dela e não gosto. Sei que há muitos fãs da Danielle Steel, e ainda bem, mas eu não sou uma delas...
January 16, 2024
2.5⭐️ I hated the plot. I hated the characters. All of the relationships were TOXIC. I knew that from the start. Not liking the characters made this so difficult to read. This book would switch thoughts without clear direction, so that threw me at times. The author did fine, but .. like what made you write this? Why would you write this? All of the characters .. (well except for 1 or 2) horrible. Horrible humans. Horrible people. I can’t. I liked when they were in France and staying at the Ritz. The actions and words of some people made me sick. I would like to read more Danielle Steel, but if a lot of her books just have corrupt people and characters, I’d rather spend my time and energy in a different story.
October 30, 2012
I know Danielle Steel was one of the most noted novelist in the world but this novel, Five Days in Paris was not as grand as her previous novels. The pace of the story was a bit slow-- and fast-- and it was not necessarily boring but redundant. The conflict was interesting. I was told that most of Steel's works are like that, slow building pace of climax but this one was different. Peter's battle with his wife and his father-in-law was boring and every page has the same content. It turned out to be redundant (as I said). I'd hate to rate it low but that is what I think. I'm sorry. Please no hate. :)
January 14, 2015
I have never read a Danielle Steel book before. I wanted to read a genre that I would never normally read. Loving France as I do, I enjoyed the setting of the majority of the book. However, I didn't really enjoy the characters or the situations they were in. Although I had sympathy for the positions they were put in, I felt their interactions were wrong. There was a lot of repeating the same information throughout the book. Eh...I wouldn't read it again.
December 23, 2016
One star rating. I thought I was the Only One (AURORA's voice from her song Conqueror) but one star rating is pretty much the norm with this novel.
I didn't mind reading it but I agree with others, it was meh.
February 5, 2013
I like a lot of Danielle Steel’s books, unfortunately, this is not one of them. Her stories are better when good dominates instead of negatives like this novel. Only 2 of 10 stars.
November 3, 2014
All her books are the same story line just different locations and characters! They are so boring! I am totally done reading her books!
April 20, 2013
boring....cant get into book at all
June 19, 2016
oh man, after 15 pages I left this book.
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