Star: The Wildflowers (G K Hall Large Print Book Series (Cloth))

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Summary: getting a bit better
Review: This was better than Misty and poor Star goes through a lot. not as exciting as I thought it would be, but at least it's about a black girl, which is different.

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Summary: Not As Good
Review: Unfortunately I wasn't impressed with this read. Having read and owning copies of all the original V.C. Andrews books and having been a captured reader of HER books, I can only say that when her reads came out originaly, I believed this writer to be a PHENOMENON, and still do! However this book, as well as many of the other books, written by 'other hired writers' just don't seem to cut it for me. These writings done after her death don't seem to have the same appeal and have never been able to capture her forte. For me, this book was another disappointment. In my mind there will never be anyone who can write her books and I think most of the new books written by 'other writers' just shouldn't be using her name. But that's just my opinion.I keep buying them or getting them at local library, so it's something in them that keeps me coming back. I think though, that it is the hope of finding another one that can equal Victoria's writing herself. And that's just never going to happen. Sorry.

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Summary: STAR BROKE MY HEART!!!!
Review: V.C ANDREW'S ghostwriter doesn't do it like i'm used to. But the storyline and the suspense kept me interested. I have JADE. Star's busy challenging Jade, as I would, in her place. Maybe other readers are into the incest and suffering and pain, but I'm not. Thanks for a good read. Short and all.

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Summary: hey
Review: Was pretty good, but not as good as cat. its the 3rd best book in the wild flower series.

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Summary: Better and better!
Review: When I read Misty, I thought this was going to be a great series. Now Star reinforces it. This story is really edgy and a lot more contemporary. I can just see the eyes of the other girls opening as Star tells her tale. Great! I am really looking forward to Jade and Cat now.

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Summary: Yes Insulting!
Review: Yes, these last two "mini" series are totally insulting to V. C. Andrews name and talent. She would not have written weak, empty-headed dramas about four teenaged girls feeling sorry for themselves. Where is the shock! Where is the horror! There was a time when V. C. Andrews was beating Stephen King in horror paperback sales, there is no horror here anymore. Very sad and depressing that the Ghostwriter has begun to ignore the die-hard ADULT fans of V. C. Andrews who read her because her novels were so gothic, so dark. I am so angry with these books I could spit nails, what would Stephen King's fans do if he started writing teeny-bopper romance melo-dramas? Ms. Andrews' was a HORROR novelist, and just because she was a woman, they are altering her style to a more sudsy, soapy variety. Dispicable!