"Blood Flowers" is a captivating dystopian young adult novel aimed at readers aged 13 and up. The story addresses central themes such as poverty, class differences, and addiction, offering a profound narrative that entertains while provoking thought. The storytelling is engaging and draws readers into a world that is both challenging and fascinating. The characters are multi-dimensional, and their struggles reflect the real challenges many face. This book is ideal for young adults interested in complex stories with social critique and who appreciate the works of authors like Leigh Bardugo or the "Hunger Games" series. It is a book that touches readers emotionally and encourages discourse, prompting them to reflect on and engage with the themes presented.