Flowers in the Attic: 40th Anniversary Edition Free Audiobook Download by V.C. Andrews

Flowers in the Attic: 40th Anniversary Edition is a 1978 novel about Cathy and her twin sister against their stepmother, grandmother, and their father. The book was independently published by author V.C. Andrews who died from cancer when she was just 38 years old. This audiobook also includes excerpts from "Mona", "Petals on the Wind", and "The Sweetest Thing".

"Flowers in the Attic" is a New York Times Bestselling novel by the author of "The Babysitter", "Daughter of Darkness", and "Petals on the Wind". It was published in 1979 and it has been translated into 50 languages. The story revolves around four cousins, Cathy, Chris, Dortha, and Dora who are left to live with their twisted grandmother, Olivia Fairweather after their parents die in a car accident. This audiobook download comes with an original trailer for both the film and book versions which premiered in 1980; this trailer may have been used before but it is not known when or at what time it was used.

In a blog post, the author reveals that he is moving on from writing books, stating that he will be narrating audiobooks from now on. The Flowers in the Attic audio book was published by Audible and it is available for purchase online.

With the 40th Anniversary of Flowers in the Attic novel and movie, it's time to revisit this book and see what books are available for kids on Audible or any audio-downloading platform.

Flowers in the Attic is a horror novel by author V.C. Andrews and was originally released in 1981. It tells the story of Cathy, who moves with her family to a huge old house in Southern Maryland because her father has just been fired from his teaching position at a college. The house is home to four children--Lily, Chris, Cathy's twin brother, and their younger sister, Ruth--who are all orphans or half-orphans and have very little memory of their true identities. The children are raised by the grandmotherly matriarch who lives upstairs so they develop close ties with her but not with their mother.

When the eldest child of the wealthy Masser family, Cathy, learns from her father that he is dying she is forced to learn how to care for her siblings. In doing so, she discovers that after years of neglect and abuse, they are rather normal young people.