Flowers In The Attic

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Summary: Great Book for anyone who likes thrillers.
Review: I loved the way Andrews tells about her characters. She really lets you know whats going on in this book. I've read a lot of V.C Andrews and this is a great book.

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Summary: Captivating
Review: V.C.Andrews is truly a gifted writer, I felt all of the emotion invoked by the author.I could feel the pure rage inside of Cathy, and it was truly a breathtaking series.

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Summary: If only I had 3 thumbs!!!
Review: This book was an extrodinary,theatrical,immense amount of "on-the-edge" of your seat action.If you don't enjoy this book, then you're to bland and boring for any book period. By the 2nd page your stuck like super glue and there's no turning back, no bookmark to stick in and gather dust, and no primetime tv show to suck you in. Read this book and I can guarantee your interest! I love it and hopefully you will too.

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Summary: This was a fantastic start of a great series of literature.
Review: I have read flowers in the attic, at least a dozen times, it never once has gotton to boring, each time that i decide to read this book again, i am just as involved as if it were the first time reading the book.

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Summary: The best series I've ever read!
Review: I first read Flowers in the Attic about 7 years ago. I remember loving the story....but for some reason I never read the other books. A month ago, I found Flowers in the Attic at the local Goodwill. I bought it, remembering how good it was. Instantly I was swept into that magical, horrible world of the Dollaganger Family. I could not put the book down, and as soon as it was finished I ran to the store to by the other 4 books! I finished them all in about 3 weeks....not bad considering my busy schedule! When I finished Seeds of Yesterday I cried and my heart ached for the Chris and Cathy I would no longer share life with. Garden of Shadows only deepened the Foxworth mystery, leaving me thirsty for more secrets of jealousy & betrayal....and the unforgiving punishment of the innocent. Absolutely "edge-of-your-seat" reading....Wonderful!

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Summary: I'm addicted to this one of V.C.Andrews' book
Review: Becuase of reading this book, I become crazy with all V.C.Andrews' book. This book is the one that I like best. I've reread it over and over again till I've memorised all the events on each chapter. I can't let go this book out of my hand. My day will be bad if I forget to read it though it's only few pages...

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Summary: IM YOUNG!
Review: i dont really read books but when i heard about the book by virginia i just wanted to get it when i started to read it i couldnt put it down and im only 13 and i found out there were more novel by her and found them too!i couldnt put the books down. i thought that the book Flowers in the attic was the most fantastic book i ever read!i give it more than five stars more like a million!

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Summary: Captivating---to put it simply!
Review: Like everyone else who has reviewed before me, this book is excellent, it's so well written, and I have never read anything else quite like it. The story itself is very unique, and I recently bought Petals on the Wind and I am anxious to read it. I was left with a few questions though, like How could the Mother do it?, etc. This book, to me, was so great, you feel like you are with the children and you can feel their grief and pain. I can't tell you how much I love it, read it for yourself! Enjoy!

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Summary: This is my all time favorite book!!
Review: First, of course, I saw the movie. When I was old enough, my mother gave me the book to read. From the first chapter, "Goodbye Daddy", I was hooked. I felt the pain, the heart-break, the sorrow of these four children. I must admit this. This book touchd me in a way that only V.C Andrews novels can! I find her writing amazing! "FITA" is the best book I have ever read, and ever will read!

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Summary: a powerful, emotional book of deceit, lies, & sexual growth.
Review: I cried in all of her series of Flowers in the attic. You enter the character of Cathy and never leave her until the very end of the book. You feel every emotional stab of pain and desperate need for love she feels. You remember again what it was like as a teen and the never ending curiosity of sexual growth. I looked foward to waking up in the morning just to read this book. (I even skipped the wild thing in bed with my husband when I was at the never ending climax of the story).