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My 4th VCA series! I liked it, it was very predictable sometimes and had the usual taboo topics, but hey, it’s my guilty pleasure.
The themes and the hotel were very nice and I can’t wait to know what’s in store for the rest of the series.
I did hate Philip terribly. I usually hear people bitch about Clara Sue but she didn’t bother me. Philip was a damn creep.
I did feel disappointed that for no fucking reason at all, Jimmy was a love interest. It didn’t feel logical or natural at all.
The themes and the hotel were very nice and I can’t wait to know what’s in store for the rest of the series.
I did hate Philip terribly. I usually hear people bitch about Clara Sue but she didn’t bother me. Philip was a damn creep.
I did feel disappointed that for no fucking reason at all, Jimmy was a love interest. It didn’t feel logical or natural at all.

Dawn tells her own story of her life w/ Mama & Daddy Longcamp, along w/ her brother Jimmy & her new baby sister, Fern. Because of Daddy's various jobs, Dawn & her family are moving from place to place rather often, mostly during the middle of the night. Daddy finally takes a new job at a nice, high-end school that she and Jimmy get to attend, with snobby classmates. Her & Jimmy have a very tough time adjusting, and being accepted. Soon Dawn learns of a secret in her family that moves her away fr
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Jul 02, 2022
Lucas Moyers (HoorayBookworm)
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it was amazing
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I thought this book as very well written and by the way the story was being told, i felt like i was in the book witnessing all the events that happened. It's very sad what Dawn had to go through and as you read it you don't wish it on anybody else.
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Maybe I have read too many V.C. Andrews books? I just did not enjoy Dawn as I have enjoyed previous books by this author. The themes running through this book were all too familiar and predictable. This story does not introduce fresh ideas. It seems that the success of Flowers in the Attic means the author is reticent to digress from themes that made this book such a success. Unfortunately, by doing so, the storyline becomes too predictable and the excitement of reading on to discover the plot i
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