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Summary: Another gripping novel from Sidney Sheldon
Review: 'Tell me you dreams' is a not-so-long novel. It can be read through in a matter of hours, more because once you pick it up you just cannot put it down. This novel is a potrayel of the medical ailment Multiple Personality Disorder. Facts about MPD and debates about its existance are woven very skillfully into the narration of the story of the protagonist Ashley Patterson. Pay particular attention to the ending of the story. It is not what it seems to be at first glance...
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Summary: 12/F/FL/Steel Lover---First time ever reading Sheldon.
Review: I'm a big Danielle Steel fan and I love to read books off of my 25 yr old sister's bookshelf (think Steel, Sheldon, Iyanla Vanzant, Deepak Chopra...). So when I came across this book, I needed something to read for school and something to read while I went to Girl Scout Camp for a week. I absolutely loved it. I could NOT put it down. A major page-turner, it's amazing how realistic this book is. A lot of things affect me in that I think that it's real, but this is one book that I would miss my ONLY TV show JAG to watch if it were a movie. (Yes Sis, you can scream in horror now. So can you, mom. Oh Lordy, Meghan said she might miss JAG to see this! Call 911!) It's so cool how he managed to tie a serious cause into such a terrifyingly classic horror novel to give it such flair and imagination, all the while getting us to believe it was based on a true story.Definitely something for anyone to read!
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Summary: Unique Story on the Latest Subject
Review: "Tell Me.." is such a fiction work which you can't put down once you start reading it. Sidney has picked-up a new subject this time. MPD is an area where a lot of text, reference or review books are available but not a fiction. The characterization of Ashley, Tony & Alette was excellent. But the real beauty of this novel is the Medical Treatment Part. This part is something which, at least, I haven't read anywhere.Several times one question comes into your mind - "Is it possible ?" and Sidney tells Yes, its' possible! . While reading you get big shocks by way of several disclosures. The title of the book is really justified and its' like telling Ashley's dreams. I won't say anything now otherwise it shall disclose a lot of things. Very good work by Sidney !
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Summary: Excellent Read
Review: This book is great. I just couldn't put it down.Once you start you are extremely eager to continue.I't's not disjointed like some books that are based on factual events.It does have some surprising moments and some points where you ask yourself 'how is that possible?' or 'can this really happen?'.Overall this book is a winner and a must read for those of you who are into mind bogglers.
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Summary: Sidney Sheldon did it again
Review: I am avid fan of Sidney Sheldon and have been trying to get my copy of TELL ME YOUR DREAMS since 1999. Unfortunately, I read a few reviews which clouded my mind before I read the book. To say the least, Sidney Sheldon again causes me to read, stop, think, reread, smiled, and hurriedly skimmed pages after pages of his latest novel. I must commend Sidney Sheldon on his unbiased presentation of MPD. This shows that he researches his topics well before presenting them, and so he is able to give the pros and cons of this new and challenging area of psychiatric development, leaving readers to want to do further research and form their own opinion of this new medical phenomenon. Sure I have seen several movies about the topic before reading Sheldon's novel, but this novel cast a new light on this topic for me, making me stop and think of the daily obstacles that people with this "disease" face. I must say that I am touched by this novel, TELL ME YOUR DREAMS, which, WILL be a part of my Sidney Sheldon collection and will be read and reread like all the others but with deeper sentiments attached. Thanks Sidney and God bless. Waiting patiently for your next novel.
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Summary: A good book if you like reruns and predictability.
Review: I've enjoyed reading other Sidney Sheldon books but have to say this one was a disappointment. The first third of the book was interesting enough, although somewhat predictable, but after that it was nothing but a rehash of the first part in the form of a court room drama. Unfortunately, there was no drama involved. I kept waiting for an unexpected twist or something to happen but it didn't. Mr. Sheldon has done much better than this.
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Summary: A major disappointment
Review: I've been a huge Sheldon fan for many years so was eager to read Tell Me Your Dreams. It is hard to believe he wrote this shallow work with its cardboard characters and total lack of detail. I finally began just skimming it because it was so predictable and devoid of substance. Come on, Mr. Sheldon - you owe us one.
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Summary: DREAMY, BUT MIND-PROVOKING...
Review: My first reaction was shock... It all seamed so unreal, almost made-up. But it IS real. This twisted disease (multiple personality disorder) has affected so many innocent people, and Mr. Sheldon did a wonderful job taking us into a realization of how painful life can be with this disease. My mind was so much ino this novel that I could literaly FEEL exactly what the main character is feeling, I started THINKING what she was thinking, and even tried to SOLVE her problems before she even tried... Truly the BEST of the best...
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Summary: Expectations met
Review: I've read all of Sheldon's book I could find and this was just as good as all the rest if not one of the best (Master of the Game was my all time favorite). I could not put the book down and read it from front to back without stopping. I can't wait for his next one.
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Summary: Interesting
Review: I found most of Sidney Sheldon's books to be fasinating reads, and this book is interesting. I liked how the clues and story line led up to the main idea, and how the story showed you through to the end. But it was a more calm, more uncomplicated plot than I was used to getting from Sidney Sheldon. Still, it was worth it!
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