I love that he’s a dude, so he gets dude stuff in a way I haven’t been able to experience, so it’s fascinating for me to read his guy characters and how they think. I did enjoy the depth of John Green’s characters though. Let It Snow Now a Netflix Original Film 1 New York Times bestseller An ill-timed storm on Christmas Eve buries the residents of Gracetown under multiple. It was the first one, and I think it gave me the most feels. I enjoyed Maureen Johnson’s contribution in particular. I really don’t want to give too much away because it is all kind of interwoven, and you find out the whole story in pieces, but yeah, it’s just really light and fun. It’s your typical contemporary and it’s just really enjoyable and light and festive. Published by Harper Collins’ imprint Avon, Let it Snow is available for purchase through the links here. My review of The Little Village Christmas. I got through like half the book in just a few hours bored at a party and it’s just so short and sweet. A guest post from Sue on loving a village book. Through a set of misgivings and misunderstandings they go their separate ways. She had a deep crush on him as a teenager, and she spoiled everything when she kissed him and told him she loved him. I couldn’t work out how they were going to do the whole three authors thing but yeah that makes sense. Reviewed in the United States on DecemVerified Purchase Woody Lawing was Nancy Walker’s neighbor and her brother’s best friend. I’d recommend it to anyone that finds interest in Green’s books.LET IT SNOSo what I didn’t realise was that it’s three short stories that all intertwine with each other. Each story has its own distinct, realistic voice that teens will relate to, and the unique format adds interest and keeps the pages turning as we learn how the stories all connect. If you like books that change it up a little, this is the book for you. Fluffy as new-fallen snow and pretty predictable, Let It Snow has believable characters, some heartbreak, and sigh-worthy romance. The three stories keep you from getting bored, because it’s not just one person the whole time, and in my opinion, that’s the best thing about this book. It was a fantastic book to get into, and maybe spring is not the time for it, but overall, it has its ways of making you interested in what’s going to happen. It’s great to see how their story unfolds and to see how they all end up together in that time.

At the end of the book, everyone gets together, from all the side stories, and everything you learn about them comes together in one place. The way everything plays out in this book all ties together with the help of the two other writers that worked with John Green: Maureen Johnson, and Lauren Myracle.

The basic structure of the story consists of three different Christmas love stories, each at a different stage. Each story is separate yet still connected at the same time, making it one of my favorite elements of the story. First, she meets a guy named Jeb, and meeting him leads to her meeting a boy and staying at his house, through the storm, while Jeb, on the other hand, is trying to get to a girl that’s having problems without him there. Let it Snow follows three different main stories, each one written by a different author John Green, Lauren Myracle, and Maureen Johnson. The book starts out with a girl named Jubilee, and as she goes throughout her journey, she meets people along the way, which leads into more stories. I loved reading this book, and everything about it had me interested. Even though it’s not winter anymore, does it really have to be to enjoy a winter themed book? No, simply because books let you escape from what’s going on. I love the way he writes, so it was no surprise to me that I enjoyed his book “Let It Snow”. I like to read a book that is one big story.

:) So I decided it was worth a shot, even though I don’t like the idea of short stories. Christmas is happy Not sad The back of this book sounds happy. John Green is someone who I simply adore. Love blooms, and a Christmas miracle happens.

Let it snow book review