Honey Flower

After her grandmother's death, Melinda has been living in grim foster homes. Now she has found warmth and security with her mother Joana and little André. She remembers a woman who used to stroke her hair and say: "Honey flower."
The fairytale-like explanations for her mother's inexplicable absence give Melinda something to hold on to.
But her father returns to take her to a meeting with his "new" wife, who, to the attentive reader, seems to be Melinda's own mother.
A rare book, with a final misunderstanding that turns out to be happy.