Crystal (Orphans Series)

by Virginia Andrews and V.C. Andrews

Book Overview

As an orphan, Crystal dreamed of a family she could call her own, and freedom from her dark past. This is the second title in a four-book interconnected miniseries. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671020307
• Release Date: June 1998
• Publisher: Pocket Books
• Length: 168 Pages
• Weight: 0.24 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.0" x 0.5" x 3.8"

Customer Reviews

Crystal

Crystl is the second book of 5 in the miniseries called THE ORPHANS.It is about a 15 year old girl who get adopted by a nice couple named Carl and Thelma.Carl is wprapped up in saving money and Thelma is wrapped up in soap operas.She is having a great life she has friends and a nice home.Her grandparents are wonderful.But soon her only grandmam would die and she would be left with two grandfathers.But that would all end very soon.About a month later Carl and Thelma had to go and sign some papers to put one of her grandfathers in a retiring home.Crystal was at her friends house.Her friends mother got a call and asked Crystal to go get her uncles number.Crystal had a bad feeling and her feelings were right Crystals parents had both died in a car accident.Crystal could not stay because her uncles didn't have enough money and her grandfather's were to disabled and soon Crystal would be back in the system and she would soon meet one of her three best friends named Janet(butterfly).

Great Book

I am curently reading the book but i just can't put it down. It is just such a great book. Almost anyone would love this book.

Excellent book

I am just writing to say what an excellent book it is for age groups 13 onwards worth reading

One of V.C.'s Best!

V.C. Andrews is the best author of all time! Crystal is one of the best stories in that series, though the Dollanganger series is the best. Crystal is the only orphan who actually likes her new parents. It's a sad book!

awsome

The best book i have ever read was this one. It moved me in a big way. Icould just read it again and again. It was so nice to read.