Dancin' and prancin' in jingle bell square.
Christmas Wishes by Debbie Macomber
Christmas Letters and Rainy Day Kisses
3/5 - good, cute, light
adult fiction, chick-lit, contemporary, romance, family
Christmas Letters
Katherine O'Connor (known as K.O.) adores her five-year-old twin nieces; and strongly objects to her sister's plans to dispense with Christmas. Zelda is following the theories of child psychologist Wynn Jeffries, author of The Free Child (and, as it happens, K.O.'s neighbor). K.O. is particularly horrified by his edict to "bury Santa under the sleigh," and she's out to prove that Wynn and his ideas are full of snow. He's
not going to ruin her nieces' Christmas! Too bad the guy's so darned attractive!
Rainy Day Kisses
Seventeen years ago Susannah Simmons was a career girl who knew nothing about babies. But after babysitting her infant niece, Michelle, Susannah learned that one determined and screaming baby can make the corporate world look like child's play. Thank goodness for her charming neighbor Nate Townsend. Now he's her charming husband, and Susannah's a mother as well as an aunt. And every Christmas Eve, Michelle tells her cousins how their mom met their dad a story in which she plays a starring role!
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Christmas Letters: I wasn't very into this story. I think the main characters lacked chemistry.
I liked Rainy Day Kisses a lot better than Christmas Letters. It wasn't much of a Christmas story though.
