The Language of Flowers - Vanessa Divenbaugh

For Victoria Jones, the flowers turned into a real messenger carrying messages of her concerns about doubt, loneliness, fear and the surrounding community, and then paved the way for success and ascension despite all the difficult circumstances she went through or ravaged her rebellious life. A novel that drips with beauty, romance, sweetness, smells, colors, shapes, bunches of grapes, and different tastes. The romance of flowers takes us as far as we can imagine, when Victoria falls in love with a flower merchant. A novel with female characters as diverse as flowers and their meanings. Through her flower arranging work, Victoria has met many women, grumpy teens, hopeless married couples, independent singles, tired mothers, hesitant brides and confident ones, all looking for the kind of flower they want to represent their next life. For women to reveal to the flower coordinator the secrets of their lives and the reasons for their misery, means that they believe in the ability of flowers to solve their problems, or at least express them. Revelation has always been a form of therapy.

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