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"Let It Snow: Three Holiday Romances" from John Green, Maureen Johnson, and Lauren Myracle features three interconnecting stories that all take place on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day. This trait resembles the interconnected nature of Kevin Smith's first three films ("Clerks", "Mallrats", and "Chasing Amy") in which a certain characters or pieces of backstory crossover between the tales.
Maureen Johnson's story, "Jubilee Express," feels like an episode of "Daria" at the beginning, but ends on a more traditional teenage romance note. John Green's contribution to this volume, "A Cheertastic Christmas Miracle," follows his tradition of writing YA stories with male protagonists and has the tone of a teen comedy aimed at male audiences coupled with his flair for writing road trip stories. Finally, Lauren Myracle's "The Patron Saint of Pigs" resembles a variation on the Christmas tradition of adapting Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" into a television special wherein the main character must learn a lesson and work to help others. The conclusion to Myracle's story also ties all three together with the main characters from each gathering at a Starbucks.
The presence of branding throughout these stories may reflect the increasing commercialization of the holidays and the characters' acceptance of the omnipresent corporations a tacit understanding that this is now the way the holiday season works. From early on, brands like Waffle House, Mousetrap, Twister, James Bond, Macbook, Firefox, and Starbucks feature prominently. While this allows the authors to set their story in a world familiar to their readers, it also shows how these brands, and corporations as a whole, now control the holiday season.


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Let It Snow Three Holiday Romances John Green Lauren Myracle Maureen Johnson Books Reviews

This was such a cute and snugly read! I read another book before this with short stories so I was a little afraid to try this one. I'm so glad that I decided to read it anyway!

All 3 of the books come together and at the end you get all the characters from all 3 stories into one place. I liked how even though the stories were written differently, the characters were different, you still were able to flow and follow each one separately but also as a whole. It made me happy to read in books 2 and 3 about Stuart in book 1. You also know how Stuart ended up and kind of wanted to yell at the other characters "THIS HAPPENED TO STUART". The shock of everyone as they came together at the end was wonderful and made me smile. They all got to see how each other ended up and I could tell and friendship might have been forming between all of them after they all met up at a Starbucks. I like to hope that is what happened anyway )

There are 3 stories in this set. It starts off with a story by Maureen Johnson. Her's was honestly my favorite of the 3. I loved Jubilee and Stuart. It was such a heartwarming story and she really sucks you into the book. I felt like Maureen put alot of love into her book and her characters show it. I felt closer to these 2 than any of the other characters put together.

The second story is by John Green. It follows JP, The Duke(Angie), and Tobin. This was a pretty hilarious one when it comes to what all they go through but the characters to me just kind of fell flat. I enjoyed the story but when I had a story like Maureen's before this one, it made it hard to love it as much. I still liked it and don't regret reading it and I don't think any of you will either )

The third and final story follows Addie and Jeb. It mainly is Addie but Jeb is mixed in a little more through Addie's memories. This story was sweet the way it turned out but Addie annoyed me quite a bit with her selfishness. It was very obvious the whole time but the way the story is, I am pretty sure the author wanted it that way. Again, I liked the story but Maureen's story killed the other 2. I did like how the author wrapped it all up and let us have all the characters in one place at the end. It was very pleasant to see how they all felt after the storm.

I think anyone would love this book, especially to curl up to with some hot chocolate and a soft blanket. That is exactly what I did and it was the perfect setting. I have my Christmas tree lights on too, I think that is a must when reading Christmas books! If you get a chance to read this, I recommend it and hope it makes you as merry as it made me!
"Let It Snow Three Holiday Romances" from John Green, Maureen Johnson, and Lauren Myracle features three interconnecting stories that all take place on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day. This trait resembles the interconnected nature of Kevin Smith's first three films ("Clerks", "Mallrats", and "Chasing Amy") in which a certain characters or pieces of backstory crossover between the tales.
Maureen Johnson's story, "Jubilee Express," feels like an episode of "Daria" at the beginning, but ends on a more traditional teenage romance note. John Green's contribution to this volume, "A Cheertastic Christmas Miracle," follows his tradition of writing YA stories with male protagonists and has the tone of a teen comedy aimed at male audiences coupled with his flair for writing road trip stories. Finally, Lauren Myracle's "The Patron Saint of Pigs" resembles a variation on the Christmas tradition of adapting Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" into a television special wherein the main character must learn a lesson and work to help others. The conclusion to Myracle's story also ties all three together with the main characters from each gathering at a Starbucks.
The presence of branding throughout these stories may reflect the increasing commercialization of the holidays and the characters' acceptance of the omnipresent corporations a tacit understanding that this is now the way the holiday season works. From early on, brands like Waffle House, Mousetrap, Twister, James Bond, Macbook, Firefox, and Starbucks feature prominently. While this allows the authors to set their story in a world familiar to their readers, it also shows how these brands, and corporations as a whole, now control the holiday season.