Tag Archive | Cathy Dollanganger
Review: Secret Brother by V.C. Andrews
An elderly man loses his grandson in the same ER where a young boy is dropped off and left for dead. Moved by the plight of the traumatized child with no home and no memory, he takes the boy to his vast estate to recover and raise alongside his granddaughter, who becomes enraged at her […]
Review: Christopher’s Diary: Echoes of Dollanganger by V.C. Andrews
Picking up where Christophers Diary: Secrets of Foxworth leaves off, Kristin Masterwood and her boyfriend up the ante by going into her attic to re-enact scenes described in Christopher Dollangangers journal. Jealousy, tragedy, survival, and revenge& the discovery of Christopher’s diary in the ruins of Foxworth Hall brings new secrets of the Dollanganger family to […]
Book vs Movie: If There Be Thorns
It has been a few days since Lifetime premiered the next movie in the V.C. Andrews Dollaganger series If There Be Thorns. Being as this was my least favorite book in the series, I am not surprised that it is also my least favorite movie. Since Lifetime originally aired Flowers in the Attic, they have […]
Review: Christopher’s Diary: Secrets of Foxworth by V.C. Andrews
Jealousy, tragedy, survival, and revenge- the discovery of Christopher’s diary in the ruins of Foxworth Hall brings new secrets of the Dollanganger family to light and obsesses a new generation. With Flowers in the Attic and Petals on the Wind both now major Lifetime TV events, this first new addition to the Dollanganger story in […]
Review: Petals on the Wind by V.C. Andrews
They were such brave children to withstand such suffering. Such clever children to escape such terror! For Carrie, Chris and Cathy, the attic was a dark horror that would not leave their minds, even while they built bright, promising new lives. Of course mother had to pretend they didn’t exist. And Grandmother was convinced they […]
Review: Flowers in the Attic by V.C. Andrews
Such wonderful children. Such a beautiful mother. Such a lovely house. Such endless terror! It wasn’t that she didn’t love her children. She did. But there was a fortune at stake–a fortune that would assure their later happiness if she could keep the children a secret from her dying father. So she and her mother […]
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