Buttermilk Hill

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Summary: An extraordinary Girl in an Extraordinary World!
Review: Never have I encountered a book that was so much like going home again to the North Carolina of my own childhood. In Buttermilk Hill, 10-year-old Piper Berry is facing painful changes in her family. She turns to her friends and her writing to get her through the confusion and pain of her parent's divorce. But this is definitely not a dreary divorce book. It's full of high hopes that are well on the way to being met by the end of the story. Throughout the book, family love and understanding grows stronger. And happy endings (thought perhaps not the endings they hoped for) are had by all. What more could anyone ask?