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Dark Flowers

por Caytlyn Brooke

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Life at St. Agatha's School for Girls is anything but a fairytale. With ratty blankets and a torturous device called the box, it's not hard to understand Eliza's desperation to escape. When the timing is right, Eliza manages to run away with her best friend Millie, heading through the Louisiana swamps to the town on the other side. But the swamps may be even more dangerous than the orphanage. Silver and black fairies invite the girls to experience a world where they can have it all, but Eliza doesn't trust the sparkling beauty. When Millie suddenly becomes violent and attacks another girl, Eliza knows something awful is about to happen. She will do anything to protect Millie but once Eliza remembers her own terrible secret, it is impossible to forget. The fairies' songs call to Eliza and it's getting harder and harder to pretend it's all in her head.… (más)
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I have always known that if something is good there's always a bad version. Fairies are made to be such beautiful creatures, it's difficult to think that someone would think them evil, right? Yeah right! Even the prettiest child can have the tendency to be bad. In Dark Flowers, Millie believes fairies exist, but only when she and Eliza run away from the orphanage do they find the fairy realm, and get into more trouble than staying at St. Agatha would have ever brought upon them.

This was one of those difficult to put down dark fantasy novels. It kept me guessing what was fact and what was truly Eliza's imagination. It is an amazing debut novel and I can't wait to read more from this author. ( )
  sunshine9573 | Dec 19, 2022 |
The end ing of this book made me feel very unsatisfied Maybe its because the twist is revealed in the first half instead of in the second half.

I will admit i am not an expert on the care of juvenile offenders but i find it impossible to believe a girl who stabbed another girl with scissors would be allowed to return to an environment where there are vulnerable young girls who would be endangered

The book also suffers from some bad formatting as passages that are meant to be in italics arent causing the writing to become confusing. ( )
  Litrvixen | Jun 23, 2022 |
Throw Tinker Bell out the window and hold onto your seat for Caytlyn Brooke's premiere novel, Dark Flowers. This is the gritty, honest tale of what happens when fairies take over a mind. Will Eliza save her friend? Will she shake the fairies, and forget their mind games? Will the girls ever be the same? ( )
  Rebeccamayglothling | Oct 26, 2020 |
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This is not what I thought it would be. Very dark. Good book. I recommend it.
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  lvmygrdn | Oct 26, 2019 |
What a dark little read...
This book is very dark yes, and I wouldn't necessarily aim it as a children's book (YA). I think the target audience is a little young for some of the things that are discussed as well as presented in this book.
But this book is definitely binge-worthy and is a creepy little read for anyone looking for such things. It's well-written and well-thought-out. I do recommend it. ( )
  SumisBooks | Oct 16, 2019 |
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Life at St. Agatha's School for Girls is anything but a fairytale. With ratty blankets and a torturous device called the box, it's not hard to understand Eliza's desperation to escape. When the timing is right, Eliza manages to run away with her best friend Millie, heading through the Louisiana swamps to the town on the other side. But the swamps may be even more dangerous than the orphanage. Silver and black fairies invite the girls to experience a world where they can have it all, but Eliza doesn't trust the sparkling beauty. When Millie suddenly becomes violent and attacks another girl, Eliza knows something awful is about to happen. She will do anything to protect Millie but once Eliza remembers her own terrible secret, it is impossible to forget. The fairies' songs call to Eliza and it's getting harder and harder to pretend it's all in her head.

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