If so, which is your favorite?
Do you enjoy reading V.C. Andrews novels?
03/28/2011
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Flowers in the Attic is my all time favorite book but the Landry series hits a little closer to home.
03/28/2011
I never got into them.
03/28/2011
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I saw FITA when I was very young and the grandmother very much reminded me of my own and a friend of the family had all of the books printed to date. I was voracious as a child when it came to reading, I'd read the ingredients on a ketchup bottle. It really helped to have the complete series at my fingertips and a close association to the characters.
Originally posted by
Tart
I never got into them.
I would love to rebuild the entire collection.
03/28/2011
I used the 'inner covers' as inspirations for my horror stories. Never actually read any of it.
03/28/2011
I liked the entire Dollanganger series! I should read some of them again, it has been like 8 years...
03/28/2011
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Did you ever check out any of the others? I feel like I'm the only one with love for the Landry series.
Originally posted by
Waterfall
I liked the entire Dollanganger series! I should read some of them again, it has been like 8 years...
03/28/2011
I used to read the Flowers in the attic ones. No time to read anymore! Shame there's only 24 hours in a day!
03/28/2011
I read several of the series' but it was years ago and I don't know which ones specifically besides the Dollanganger series (I actually got my hands on them when I was in grade school - inappropriate but it didn't do any harm). I don't like it when an author's name is used posthumously because whoever keeps up the writing (Andrew Neiderman in this case) tends to follow the same script, just changing the characters and a few details, and that definitely showed on 'her' newer series'. They all seem to be the same stories to me.
03/29/2011
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I did when I was younger. The one where the kids are hidden in the attic, and there's incest and stuff. I read the second one and then by the third, it was such drama and unbelievable things going on, (Katherine's boy, who "couldn't feel pain" etc) I gave up on this author. I don't remember what series it was, though.
Originally posted by
Ansley
If so, which is your favorite?
To each their own.
I like Stephen King and both David and Amy Sedaris a lot, and many people think they are hacks, so it's all up to what you like.
03/29/2011
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That's the Dollanganger series. I only liked Flowers in the Attic and the sequel. After Chris moved out and his mother was spying on him and all of that, I too was really creeped out.
Originally posted by
P'Gell
I did when I was younger. The one where the kids are hidden in the attic, and there's incest and stuff. I read the second one and then by the third, it was such drama and unbelievable things going on, (Katherine's boy, who "couldn't
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I did when I was younger. The one where the kids are hidden in the attic, and there's incest and stuff. I read the second one and then by the third, it was such drama and unbelievable things going on, (Katherine's boy, who "couldn't feel pain" etc) I gave up on this author. I don't remember what series it was, though.
To each their own.
I like Stephen King and both David and Amy Sedaris a lot, and many people think they are hacks, so it's all up to what you like. less
To each their own.
I like Stephen King and both David and Amy Sedaris a lot, and many people think they are hacks, so it's all up to what you like. less
03/29/2011
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I think I was 11 or so when I first got my hands on it, too. I wasn't damaged as far as I know.
Originally posted by
Tori Rebel
I read several of the series' but it was years ago and I don't know which ones specifically besides the Dollanganger series (I actually got my hands on them when I was in grade school - inappropriate but it didn't do any harm). I
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I read several of the series' but it was years ago and I don't know which ones specifically besides the Dollanganger series (I actually got my hands on them when I was in grade school - inappropriate but it didn't do any harm). I don't like it when an author's name is used posthumously because whoever keeps up the writing (Andrew Neiderman in this case) tends to follow the same script, just changing the characters and a few details, and that definitely showed on 'her' newer series'. They all seem to be the same stories to me.
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The formula was her own, he just filled in the blanks.
03/29/2011
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Ah, that was the one. Was Chris her husband? He was a doctor, right? I can't believe I remember this much about them. I read them SO long ago. But, I did read the first one, like a bunch of times. I was young and there was sex in it, so there's that.
Originally posted by
Ansley
That's the Dollanganger series. I only liked Flowers in the Attic and the sequel. After Chris moved out and his mother was spying on him and all of that, I too was really creeped out.
And the whole kids locked in an attic thing intrigued me.
03/29/2011
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Yes, that's it!!
Originally posted by
P'Gell
Ah, that was the one. Was Chris her husband? He was a doctor, right? I can't believe I remember this much about them. I read them SO long ago. But, I did read the first one, like a bunch of times. I was young and there was sex in it, so
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Ah, that was the one. Was Chris her husband? He was a doctor, right? I can't believe I remember this much about them. I read them SO long ago. But, I did read the first one, like a bunch of times. I was young and there was sex in it, so there's that.
And the whole kids locked in an attic thing intrigued me. less
And the whole kids locked in an attic thing intrigued me. less
03/29/2011
The Dollanganger Series was my fav. own them all
04/28/2011
I adored the Heaven series.
My mother let me read these (not realizing what they were) when I was about 8 - but I've got a lifelong love of them. My Sweet Audrina was definitely a favorite.
My mother let me read these (not realizing what they were) when I was about 8 - but I've got a lifelong love of them. My Sweet Audrina was definitely a favorite.
04/29/2011
I loved the original series but I think that her books became repetitive
05/10/2011
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Originally posted by
Ansley
If so, which is your favorite?
05/11/2011
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I think they became repetitive after she died, for sure.
Originally posted by
phunkyphreak
I loved the original series but I think that her books became repetitive
05/11/2011
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