A Sticky Situation Free Audiobook Download by Missy Johnson

The book's narrator is Missy Johnson, a girl who loves taffy, the Houston Texans, and family. She hates school because she doesn't know what to say when her teacher asks her how to pronounce her name. One day, she gets frustrated with dealing with all of these sticky situations and takes a step back--and steps out of herself. The reader follows this as she learns that life can be a lot more delectable than taffy.

A Sticky Situation is about a young girl, Hannah, who is struggling with managing the saliva that she produces and spit. She has been assigned to go to speech therapy to help address the issue of her excessive saliva. At first she doesn't want to go but soon she realizes that there is more than just spitting at school- no one wants to play with her or have anything to do with her. A group of her friends encourage her to join a club dedicated to helping people who have problems like hers. The book follows Hannah as she learns how acceptance and understanding can help heal wounds and make life better for those around her.

A Sticky Situation is the story of how a young woman's weight-loss journey quickly spirals out of control. The protagonist, Chelsea, has been overweight her entire life and has always struggled with her weight. In college, she tries to lose weight but fails after a few weeks. Things take a turn for the worst when she moves back home to live with her parents and their new dog. Her personality changes in such a way that people are starting to avoid coming over for visits. This sends Chelsea into a spiral that leads her to find food even though she already ate too much.

With memorable characters and a suspenseful plot, this book is sure to keep young listeners on their toes.

A Sticky Situation follows the adventures of a sticky situation, and it is hilarious, suspenseful and devious.

Once in a while, I get one of these books that's nothing but sticky. This is the only way I can describe A Sticky Situation by Missy Johnson. It's like a cork that's been stuck in your wine bottle for too long and it starts to ferment. You know, you can't just tug it out because there are bubbles everywhere, and so you end up cramming your other hand into the bottle to remove it. But the more you try to remove this one, the more it sticks back on--that's what this book is like.