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Ursula Marylin ursulam2903 — Find this review and more at On The Shelf The Language of Flowers is a beautiful novel about Victoria, a foster child that has been passed home to home, unable to be placed with a family. When she turns 18, she is emancipated from the group home she currently stays and is forced into a world where she needs to take care of herself and live on her own. The only skill she has is knowing the language of flowers, a Victorian era form of unspoken communication delivered through the special meanings of flowers. Her life takes a big turn when she meets a florist who hires her on at her shop and continues to change when she meets a mysterious flower vendor at the local market. Today is the release date for The Language of Flowers, and it was a fantastic read! I am very glad I was able to read it and review this magnificent story before it was released. This book is written in an impeccably beautiful way. The flow of the words and style is magical and musical; perfection on a page. Not only is the style of writing beautiful, but so is the story; it tells the difficult life of a child in the foster care system, finding love, losing it, and forgiveness. Victoria is such an incredibly strong character, and she is like a flower herself, only a bud at first, then slowly opening herself up letting a select few slip past the wall she keeps herself guarded behind. She has a lot of ups and downs throughout the book, and you ride the emotional roller coaster right along side her. The author words keep you pulled into the world of this book and you feel every emotion the characters do; my heart ached so much for Victoria as i read her story and her challenges. Flowers have a big place in Victoria’s life, since she is not very good with people, she find she can communicate what she wants to say to them with flowers, whether they understand it or not. They have so much meaning for her and I really enjoyed learning the meanings behind the different flowers in the book. This story was very original and lovely. Emotional, exquisite, heart-breaking, hopeful, simply marvelous!!

次田 圭芳 greenpeace350b — I loved this book, but reading it sent me into a state of depression for the time it took me to read it. It is genius to write about a poet through poetry. It is even more heartbreaking to read the poetry, instead of prose, and discover what happened to this great poet. Be ready for tears. A lot of tears.

Ivan Sheligo sheligo — I realized while reading this book that I really enjoy tales of hucksters, hoaxers, and flim-flam men, so much so that I've decided to dedicate a shelf to this odd genre entitled "credulity."