Honey Moon

By Joyce Magnin

Part of the Honey Moon series

A missing locket, a magical ally, and a race against time to uncover the truth.

5.0/7 Bookroo expert·3.9/5 Goodreads · 15 ratings

200 pages

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Bookroo's summary

Honey Moon's secret borrowing of her mother's locket spirals into chaos when it vanishes. Suspecting a friend, she embarks on a quest to retrieve it before her mother finds out. Enter Shiver, the enigmatic popsicle shop owner, whose magical assistance might be the key to solving the mystery. As Honey navigates friendship and deception, she discovers the true value of honesty and forgiveness. Can she find the locket and mend the bonds of trust before it's too late?

From the publisher

“Honey Moon is in a terrible pickle. She borrowed her mother’s precious silver locket without permission and now the family heirloom has gone missing. Honey suspects it was taken by one of her best friends. She sets out to find the necklace before her mother notices it’s gone. Along the way, Honey meets Shiver, who turns out to be much more than the owner of the newest popsicle shop in Sleepy Hollow. With Shiver’s guidance and a bit of magic, Honey is able to track down the locket and learn the importance of telling the truth and the power of forgiveness.”–Amazon.com.

At a glance

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 200
Reading age: 9–12
Audience: Middle Grade

Themes & topics

Books about Halloween Books about honesty Books about friendship Books about magic Books about ice cream

What readers & critics say

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5.0

“This was a fun, magical book about honesty, friendship, and forgiveness. I also think the hint of Halloween as they live in the town of Sleepy Hollow is a great addition to the book, which makes it a fun read for fall or any time of the year! When Honey gets caught in a tangle of lies, she learns that telling the truth is always the best policy, and she also learns to forgive her friend.”

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