Cat

by V.C. Andrews, Virginia Andrews, Virginia C. Andrews

Book Overview

Cat was new to Dr. Marlowe's therapy group, but already she was jealous. The other girls were at each other all the time, but she could see that, in a funny way, they liked each other and liked to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671028030
• ISBN13: 9780671028039
• Release Date: October 1999
• Publisher: Pocket Books
• Length: 151 Pages
• Weight: 0.21 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

an amazing reminder of what incest really is

This book really was good, it shows how incest can cause so many different mixed emotions.... i felt like i was actully Cat in the story because i have been through things close to this and i felt like i could relate to her. I think Andrews explores a subject that needs to be explored more by others, why hide that it happens because it does and very often, Andrews has done it again with the help of her loving family. This book is Excelent!!

The 2nd best of the 5 books.

It was better than the other 3 girls but into the garden was the best.

#4 of the Wildflower Series

In this book, it is Cat's turn to tell her tale. Shy, frightened Cat has every reason to be. Her mother is sexually repressed and is disgusted and frightened of disease (which she considers sex to be.) Her father is distant until Cat starts to develop at an early age. Early in this story you realize where this is heading and are horrified and anxious for Cat. Misty, Star, and Jade are ready to support her in her endeavor to tell her story. Soon the inevitable happens and Cat nearly has a breakdown. Although I was aware of the direction of this story, I was still blown away at the end and am eager to read the next book.

On the mark!

The trama of Cats story draws you in so you can't put it down.I still think Jade is the best Wildflower. I can't wait for Into The Gardens

Right on the Mark!

I loved this book. The other books weren't kept in the VC Andrews "tradition". This one I know she would have been happy with. I reccomend everyone to read this!