Honey Butter
Honey Butter by Millie Florence, published by Sprouting Pen Press on August 14, 2017, is a chapter book that follows the story of seven-year-old Jamie Johnson, who is captivated by her collection of paint cards. This obsession serves as a distraction from her frequent squabbles with her older sister during a long summer. The narrative takes a turn when a new neighbor, Laren Lark, moves in. At almost thirteen, Laren is a homeschooler and a passionate poet, bringing a fresh perspective to Jamie’s summer days.
Readers will find that the friendship between Jamie and Laren evolves as they navigate their differences and discover that adventure can be found in unexpected places. The book explores themes of family, friendship, and social dynamics, making it relatable for young readers. With 164 pages, this edition is presented in English and offers an engaging story that encourages children to look for excitement in their everyday lives.
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Seven-year-old Jamie Johnson is obsessed with collecting paint cards. In fact, it’s the only thing that can distract her from fighting with her older sister, during the long, boring summer. Until, that is, a mysterious girl moves in next door. Laren Lark is almost thirteen, a homeschooler, and a passionate poet.
Despite their differences, the two girls quickly become friends and Jamie begins to think that the summer doesn’t have to be so boring. After all, Laren says that adventure can be found anywhere-it’s all about where you look.
“one of my very favorite reads of the year. I adored it, and it’s one of those stories that has stayed with me throughout the year, so I know it’s one I will return to in the future.” – Anna Rose Johnson, author of The Star that Always Stays
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