One of the first books I read this year was Beth Hoffman's Saving CeeCee Honeycutt. This is a gem of a novel. It's a little over 300 pages and very sweet. It's a Southern coming-home, find-yourself novel. I loved how real the characters seemed, how familiar the settings were, and how clean the language and scenes were. This is a book I wouldn't cringe to see my child read. It's a book I would (and did!) lend to my mother without worrying what she would think.
This falls under the category of "vacation books" in my mind. It's an easy read, it's lighthearted, and it's fun. Perfect for a day on the beach, a rainy/snowy day on the couch in front of a fire, or your next flight out of town. It's definitely worth the read and a great impulse buy at the book store. This is a book you will want to lend to your friends or put in a care package for a girlfriend.
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Let me know what you think of Saving CeeCee Honeycutt!
Allyson
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