Language of flowers

Number of pages: 484. Author: Vanessa Devinbo. Publishing house: Madarek for Publishing and Distribution. Year of publication: 2021. Flowers for Victoria Jones turned into a true messenger carrying messages of her anxieties about doubt, loneliness, fear, and the surrounding society, and then paved the way for success and rising despite all the harsh circumstances she went through or that swept her rebellious life. A novel that drips with beauty, romance, sweetness, fragrances, colors, shapes, bunches of grapes, and various tastes. The romance of flowers takes us to the furthest extent we can imagine, when Victoria falls in love with a flower merchant, who hates red roses with their expressive boldness about love, and prefers the flower of thorns that symbolizes hatred of humans. A novel with diverse female characters as diverse as the flowers and their meanings. Through her work in flower arranging, Victoria met many women, angry teenagers, desperate married women, independent singles, tired mothers, hesitant brides, and confident others, all searching for the type of flowers they want to represent their future lives. When women confide their secrets and reasons for their misery to the flower arranger, it means they believe in the ability of flowers to solve their problems, or at least to express them. And confession was always a form of therapy.