Honey Butter

By: Millie Florence

Narrated by: Millie Florence

“It’s a wonderful thought that everyday has something to celebrate.”

Jamie Johnson is a seven-year-old girl with an annoying older sister, a short attention span, and an odd hobby of collecting paint sample cards. Laren Lark is an almost 13-year-old girl with a love of books, a talent for poetry, and a past full of road school adventures. This book is a whimsical story about what happened to them one fateful summer, with a pound of friendship, a gallon of family, and a ton of everyday joy.

©2017 Millie Florence (P)2019 Millie Florence

Middle Grade must read

Charming, Poignant and Hopeful summer story about childhood imagination, kindred-spirit connections, and relatable family dynamics. Enthusiastically read by the author whose voice rings true as it is still retains the delights of a child.

True friendship, found in unexpected places

This is a must-read for young girls. Wonderful tale of friendship, family and what really matters. Next on our read-aloud list for the family!

The paint cards were a creative, and original but nastalgic touch.

I like the book and the personality of it but felt like the sad part was a bit crammed into the end. All in all I loved it and can't wait to here more!

So good!

I’m a teacher and I was listening to this to see if I’d recommend it to my students, and ended up eating it up myself! Definitely going to recommend it to others, and I’m amazed that it was written by such a young authoress! Way to go Millie!