Flower In The Attic Book Review

Flowers in the attic by virginia andrews review this book is very special as it is one that never loses its charm.

Flower in the attic book review.

Flowers in the attic is a painful story full of tragedy for four young children who faithfully and naively trust wholeheartedly in their mother. F orty years ago this month flowers in the attic the debut novel of one vc andrews was published. Also i m very sorry about the audio at certain parts. Andrews books but flowers in the attic is one which i could never quite bring myself to be interested in.

So i borrowed flowers in the attic and i was mesmerised. For personal reasons i was disturbed by the infamous incest subplot that the book has and the story always sounded very odd to me. It too was a great read so i decided to read another one of her books. The book flowers in the attic though is only the first instalment of a much longer story which continues over a further four books.

Flowers in the attic i ve read a number of other v c. And as if she really lived in the attic because surely the whole. This review is spoiler free. In the book the twins are stunted in growth from the lack of sunlight and fresh air.

From start to finish this book keeps you hooked. There was so many things that the book dealt with including trust faith adolescence and religion. From the bestselling author of flowers in the attic. When i was browsing all the books said.

For my first review i wanted to talk about my favorite book flowers in the attic. The twins and imprisonment in the attic part of what made flowers so haunting is the revelation that twin brother cory died from being poisoned by donuts laced with arsenic not pneumonia prompting cathy and chris to escape the attic once and for all. Petals on the wind if there be thorns seeds of yesterday and garden of shadows. My house is kinda close to the.