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Book # 22

Over the weekend, I finished my 22nd book, Let it Snow, by John Green, Maureen Johnson, and Lauren Myracle. This is a book that has three different stories, written by three different authors, but each story overlaps characters as well as setting. There are three winter romance stories about young love, but each love story is about a different kind of love. It's also interesting to read about how theses three stories fit together, and how the characters are connected and brought together.
A great find for $1 at the warehouse sale.
I really enjoyed this winter romance novel for a change. It was cute, quaint, and heart-warming to read during these cold times. I'm also a sucker for a good romantic comedy, and it's very funny in certain parts. The characters are very real, and although all of them are from different writers, they are very believable. Each story is about a different kind of love story. The first is about realizing the love that you have, may not be the love that you need or want. The second story is about finding love in new places, and how people can really change. Finally, the third story is about loving yourself, and how it's easier for others to love you when you love yourself. I love John Green already, and if you haven't read Looking For Alaska, then read it now!! That is a life changing novel, it will shake you to your core. The other two authors are new for me, but have published many books as well. For those of you looking for an enjoyable, easy, and fun winter read, this is for you.

Rating: (out of 7 stars)

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