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The story covers themes of intense physical abuse, psychological torture by the grandmother, maternal neglect, and the consequences of generational trauma. skachat knigu tsvety na cherdake
After their father dies, four blonde children (Chris, Cathy, and twins Carrie and Cory) are taken by their mother, Corrine, to live in a mansion with her strict, wealthy, and religious parents. To inherit a fortune, Corrine hides the children in a small attic room, promising it's only for a few days—a lie that extends to years. Despite the negativity, the book is considered a