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fae_and_fiction's review against another edition
30% read. It was going okay at first, but then it got too confusing for me to keep up. There's too much happening at the same time. I'm not a big fan of the main character. She seems super judgey for some reason, especially with Henry. I really like Henry's personality, not so much Bea's. Also, Adam?? How old is Adam when he meets Bea?? She's 15 years old, and by the description they gave, it seems like he's at least 18?? I was hoping for more cozy vibes, but it ended up being a mess. Lots of drama, especially family drama. Maybe it's just not my thing, I tried.
eugenia_lv's review against another edition
3.0
When I started to read this book (after fantasy) it was soooo boring first 50-70 pages, and especially after I read reviews I thought I might have made a mistake
langolohaj's review against another edition
hopeful
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.0
erinlikesreading's review against another edition
5.0
slow start but I ended up loving it
Very cute Christmas story, slow burn, enemies to lovers. I love how this couple grew a friendship and that grew into love.
Very cute Christmas story, slow burn, enemies to lovers. I love how this couple grew a friendship and that grew into love.
stephanya's review against another edition
5.0
It gave exactly what it needed to give. I even shed a tear or two. A familiar romance trope with a twist set within separate and unique plots with multidimensional characters. I loved that it felt like an original story. The perfect cozy winter read for me ♥️
natfavre's review against another edition
2.0
big fat boring! so many storylines but not in a good way. unlikeable characters. cliché writing. sad face emoji waste of time
katrenia's review against another edition
4.0
A nice happily ever after Christmas story. A tale of old friendships and realizing how to prioritize life.
lisamshardlow's review against another edition
5.0
Local weather girl Bea Armstrong is recently single after a long-term relationship and on her way to Sherwood Forest to spend Christmas with her family, whom she usually avoids. Much to Bea's dismay, she soon discovers that Henry Fairfax - whom her parents have always wanted her to marry - has also been invited. After Bea is forced to spend a few days on a road trip to Scotland with Henry for a last-minute interview for her dream job, she realises that Henry is nothing like she initially thought. But when Bea's first love and recent ex shows up, she has a difficult decision to make.
Usually, I tend to stay away from Christmas-themed romantic comedies as they all seem to be the same. But I was very pleasantly surprised at this one! It was more about family and community, and the romance was more of an added extra. I loved all of the characters; they were very likeable and relatable. However, my favourite was Henry, and I was rooting for him throughout. The job interview was probably one of the most bizarre things ever! And I think we can all relate to the family Christmas celebrations. The creepy animatronic elf also made for some very amusing moments!
I don't think that there was anything that I didn't love about this book. It was very cute, heartwarming and uplifting, and above all, it was very entertaining. It will definitely get you in the Christmas spirit! Therefore, I give Let It Snow 5 out of 5 stars!
I would highly recommend this to anyone who loves Christmas and enjoys contemporary fiction, lovable and relatable characters, and romantic comedies.
Usually, I tend to stay away from Christmas-themed romantic comedies as they all seem to be the same. But I was very pleasantly surprised at this one! It was more about family and community, and the romance was more of an added extra. I loved all of the characters; they were very likeable and relatable. However, my favourite was Henry, and I was rooting for him throughout. The job interview was probably one of the most bizarre things ever! And I think we can all relate to the family Christmas celebrations. The creepy animatronic elf also made for some very amusing moments!
I don't think that there was anything that I didn't love about this book. It was very cute, heartwarming and uplifting, and above all, it was very entertaining. It will definitely get you in the Christmas spirit! Therefore, I give Let It Snow 5 out of 5 stars!
I would highly recommend this to anyone who loves Christmas and enjoys contemporary fiction, lovable and relatable characters, and romantic comedies.
cowiealexandra's review against another edition
2.0
finally finishing a christmas book in april?? seems about right for how this year is going
Let it Snow is your standard Christmas romance, but is ultimately a bit lacklustre behind its shiny sparkly facade. The characters fell flat for me and the plot was fairly boring.
Let it Snow is your standard Christmas romance, but is ultimately a bit lacklustre behind its shiny sparkly facade. The characters fell flat for me and the plot was fairly boring.