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Title: Utterly forgettable
Review: OK, we get it already. Honey is a metaphor for love. This book was both lame and laborious. Most of the book has August (and us) waiting for Lily to tell her story, so that August can fill in the blanks for her. It reads as though the author was trying to figure out what to do with all of her characters (for whom she obviously cares a gread deal), rather than tell us a good Southern Lit coming of age story. I got so sick of the sticky honey imagery and Lily's poor-me attitude. So her father is an unkind and unapproachable racist? I'd like to give Lily (and Kidd) a copy of Bastard out of Carolina. Now there's a young girl who deserves a jar of honey and a new family! In the end, everything turns out all right for Lily. Now that you know, you can find a better book.
