Season 5: Flowers In The Attic

We are back with another episode of full of family issues and this time, its an attic full.

This thanksgiving season we are bringing you stories of some very...different...families and we are closing it out with the family to end all families- the Dollanganger/Foxworth family of Flowers In The Attic.

This isn't your average coming of age story. We cover sibilings, mommy issues, poor planning and annoying twin babies.

This book was made into a 1987 film and a 2014 Lifetime movie. We watched the 1987 movie so keep an eye out for a revisited episode for the 2014 version!

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Torture in the Attic!

The ladies did well when relating the story about the children in the attic. All a horrendous story, with no one left to care for the four children, they learn to care for themselves, and to survive (not all) an impossible situation. Nikki and Kristina do well covering the book. This one was a little unbalanced, with more on the book than on the movie. I read the book when it first came out, and I also saw the movie in the theater. Much prefer the book, so I did not miss the lack of movie coverage. However, it was fun once again!