Having a father with FTD, which has just been a huge heartbreaking journey for our family, made this book so much more personal for me. To see other people experiencing the same struggles of parenting the parent while also parenting children, navigating through the other challenges in life, and trying to establish a sense of normalcy...it's like a shot of encouragement. We're all doing the best we can. So, while I loved the story, and the various characters' interplay, and the farm and honey aspects, it was really the FTD that hooked and touched me.

An interesting read, that was at times hard to keep going. As a full-time carer it was a harsh reminder of my own experiences, but also an encouragement to care for myself in all things so I can care for my husband in his illness. Reading people's encounters with the family were so like my own experience and an encouragement to walk through each hard dark day. A reminder that God is good.

Carlson always writes the best stories!
This one made me a sad though
Poor CT! I just can't imagine the not knowing anymore. I'm just at a loss for words. His poor family. My heart really went out to them
I really learned a lot about FTD. It's a form of dementia.
This is a different sort of story that I'm not used to reading from this author but it is an educational one. This story will make you think and yes at times make you cry. So have a box of tissues nearby.
I did enjoy it and I hated to say goodbye to Honey and her family.
I did want to say that this is a cute cover and yellow is my favorite color
5 stars from me for a wonderful adventure especially with the bees. I highly recommend.
My thanks for a copy of this book. I was NOT required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are mine.