Reading Questions for The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh
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8. The novel touches on many different themes (love, family, forgiveness, second
chances). Which do you think is the most important? And what did you think was
ultimately the lesson?
9. At the end of the novel, Victoria learns that moss grows without roots. What does this mean, and why is it such a revelation for her?
10. Based on your reading of the novel, what are your impressions of the foster care system in America? What could be improved?
11. Knowing what you now know about the language of flowers, to whom would you send a bouquet and what would you want it to say?
Read O's review of The Language of Flowers
See which books made O's 2011 summer reading list
9. At the end of the novel, Victoria learns that moss grows without roots. What does this mean, and why is it such a revelation for her?
10. Based on your reading of the novel, what are your impressions of the foster care system in America? What could be improved?
11. Knowing what you now know about the language of flowers, to whom would you send a bouquet and what would you want it to say?
Read O's review of The Language of Flowers
See which books made O's 2011 summer reading list
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