Description

An enchanting, shifting, and elegantly written debut book, The Language of Flowers beautifully weaves past and present, developing a vibrant picture of an unforgettable woman whose reward for flowers assists her transform the lives of others even while she struggles to overcome her own struggling past.The Victorian language of flowers was utilized to share intimate words: honeysuckle for commitment, asters for persistence, and red roses for love. However for Victoria Smith, it’s been more helpful in speaking distrust, suffering, and isolation. Following a youth spent in the foster care system, she's not able to get near to anyone, and her only link with the planet is through blossoms and their meanings.Now eighteen and emancipated from the system, Victoria has nowhere togo and rests in a community park, where she plants a little backyard of her own. An area florist finds her skills quickly, and Victoria understands she's something special for helping others through the blossoms she selects for them.