Jet de Plaza & Janes: Semillas del Ayer (Series #182) (Paperback)

from PaulaGalvan

This fourth book in the series was predictable and hard to get through. Somehow, the whole family winds up living together again—in a newly renovated Foxworth Hall complete with an attic—and a creepy old guy named Joel who claims to be Cathy's long, lost uncle. The unstable and ridiculously rude ...

from shelleyraec

As a tween (1980's)reading this series was unlike anything else - I borrowed Flowers in the Attic from a friends older sister, keeping it hidden from my parents and then begged my friends older sister borrow the others from the library so i could read them (I was 11/12/13 and you had to be 15 bef...

from LoriHedgpeth

"Seeds of Yesterday" is the final saga of Cathy and Chris from the "Flowers in the Attic" series and the characters have come full circle in this novel. It is now many years after the end of "If There Be Thorns". Cathy is fifty-two and Chris is fifty-four. Jory has grown up to marry his childhood...

from LoriHedgpeth

"Seeds of Yesterday" is the final saga of Cathy and Chris from the "Flowers in the Attic" series and the characters have come full circle in this novel. It is now many years after the end of "If There Be Thorns". Cathy is fifty-two and Chris is fifty-four. Jory has grown up to marry his childhood...

from jennmurphy

My least favorite out of the series. It seemed like everything that needed to be written about these characters had already been done. Do check out the last book though; it is a prequel dealing with the grandmother's story.