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Original Title:	Seeds of Yesterday
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Dollanganger #4

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The final, haunting novel in the extraordinary story that has enthralled millions! The horror began with Flowers in the Attic, the terrifying tale of four innocent children locked away from the world by a cruel mother. The shocking fury continued with Petals on the Wind and If There Be Thorns. Now V.C. Andrews has created the last dark chapter in the strange, chilling tale of passion and peril that has captivated millions of readers around the world. Cathy and Chris, entwined with the evil that haunts their children, living with the fearful spectre of Foxworth Hall, are awaiting the final, shuddering climax... prisoners of a past they cannot escape.

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Title	:	Seeds of Yesterday (Dollanganger #4)
Author	:	V.C. Andrews
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 408 pages
Published	:	November 28th 1990 by Pocket (first published 1984)
Categories	:	Fiction. Horror. Young Adult

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Book Review 3 out of 5 stars for Seeds of Yesterday, the 4th book in the "Dollanganger" thriller and young adult series, written in 1984 by V.C. Andrews. When I first read this series, I absolutely loved the characters and plot. It was mesmerizing and felt just dark enough to pass the reality line, but not too far where I thought it was completely unbelievable. Somewhere around books 3 and 4, it fell down for me. It wasn't horrible, but it wasn't as good as the originals. I still enjoy

The last book of the life of Cathy and Chris. Again, I could not wait to read it. I do however have to say that with every book a little get lost of the charm the story has. Sometimes it is better not to make a sequel or sequels to a story. I did like it, but what I said the charm got lost. I am still not a fan of Bart, I was worried about the last book that he would stay mean, and lets be honest not much had changed. What a weird boy/man, but without him there wouldn't be a lot of story. So it

The book was amazing! When i read it i cried. This is one of the best books I have ever read.

Most of the novel was scandalous with the incest and slut-shaming, Cathy being holier-than-thou, creepers being creepy, and Bart being a narcissist sociopath.With all that, the ending was under-whelming. I was like wat?Honestly, Bart, would make a terrible oh, who am I kidding, he would make a wonderful televangelist.

This is all that you need to know about this book:Uncle Joel: "Evil! Evil! Evil! Sin! Sin! Sin!"Bart: "Mother, if you stop sleeping with your brother, I'll be nice and good forever and ever. Until then, I WILL DESTROY YOU ALL!Cathy: Is too busy eavesdropping on the rest of her family to have much to say.Melodie: "How can I possibly be expected to love someone who is only half a man? Oh, heeeeyyyy Bart."Jory: "I sure wish Melodie would come to see me. What does she do with her time anyway?"Chris:

Obviously none of this is realistic, so I absolutely love when things start getting scandalous and exciting. If There Be Thorns was hopelessly disappointing and I'm glad that Seeds of Yesterday seems a bit more like V.C. Andrews. it's not like there are any new sorts of characters, really. Most of them are blonde--no, freaking ALL of the females are blonde, and there's always the obsessively romantic, naiive girl, later called a slut for finding some romance (Cathy, and later Cindy), and the