Flowers in the Attic and Petals on the Wind

Description:

Contains: [Flowers in the Attic](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL134834W) [Petals on the Wind](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL134890W)

subjects: abused children,  American fiction,  American literature,  arsenic,  blackmail,  brothers and sisters,  child abuse,  Children,  Children's stories,  Dilation and curettage,  Domestic fiction,  doughnuts,  dysfunctional families,  Families,  Fiction,  Gothic fiction,  Grandparent and child,  grandparents,  Health and hygiene,  horror,  Horror fiction,  Horror tales,  incest,  Inheritance and succession,  mothers and daughters,  Mystery fiction,  persistent vegetative state,  Problem families,  psychiatric hospitals,  Psychological fiction,  revenge,  Social isolation,  suspense,  9th Grade,  10th Grade,  11th Grade,  12th Grade,  Age 12 and Up,  teen fiction,  family,  stepfamilies,  social themes,  emotions & feelings,  physical & emotional abuse,  Fiction, horror,  Dollanger family (fictitious characters), fiction,  Mother and child,  Fiction, family life, general,  collectionid:vcadg

People: Cathy Dollanganger,  Chris Dollanganger,  Carrie Dollanganger,  Cory Dollanganger,  Henrietta Beech,  Paul Sheffield,  Scotty Sheffield,  Julia Sheffield,  Amanda Sheffield,  Julian Marquet,  Julian Janus Marquet,  Bart Winslow,  Olivia Foxworth,  Bart Sheffield,  Theodore Alexander Rockingham,  Christopher Dollanganger,  John Amos,  Corrine Foxworth,  Olivia Winfield,  Malcolm Foxworth,  Catherine Leigh Dollanganger,  Christopher Garland Dollanganger Jr.,  Bartholomew Winslow

Places: Florida,  Foxworth Hall,  New York City,  South Carolina,  Virginia,  library,  Gladstone,  Pennsylvania,  Europe

Times: 1957,  1960,  1960-1975