An easy read for fans of John Green who have read all his other work. Although it's slow to start, the stories soon pickup pace in a series of unlikely events. Considering the story itself centres around the magic of Xmas, I think i would have enjoyed it a lot more if I had picked it up at Christmas too. Overall an enjoyable read if you like your Young Adult Fiction

I'm always a little skeptical of buying anything written by John Green, just because his style of writing doesn't appeal to me. However, this was a pleasant surprise. His writing complimented Maureen Johnson's perfectly. It was as if two authors came together to create one of the best fan fictions ever (that's how it read to me). However, Lauren Myracle was a little bit of a let down and didn't tie it all together as strongly as I would like.

This book is one that pulls you in quickly and makes you stay for the ride. Definitely a good read for the casual reader or the avid fan of any of these authors.

Reading a book set in a wintry American Christmas while actually being in the middle of a hot Easter weekend in Queensland means my timing is all wrong. But tra la la I don't care in the slightest because 'Let It Snow' proved to be the perfect weekend read, regardless of the season.

Let It Snow is a little trio of holiday romances, each about the length of a novella, and all set in the same US town during a particularly stormy, snowy Winter. The stories link with one another through familiar settings as well as recurring characters, all of whose Christmases (and love lives) look in danger of being wrecked beyond repair.

The three authors have done a fabulous job of tying together the characters' individual stories to craft a little world that's both cosy and intriguing.

The only disappointment was the third story, by Lauren Myracle. I powered through the book until I was into the third story, but then my interest waned. The third piece was nowhere near as strong as the first two, and was a little preachy and contrived to boot. But Maureen Johnson and John Green's stories are so delightful and the characters so perfectly crafted that the book is worth it for their stories alone.

And besides all that, I know we're not meant to judge a book by its cover, but this edition really is so darn CUTE. Excellent job on the cover design, Penguin.