Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
This was definitely a book a wanted to read in December but never got to it due to business with college. However, I'm glad that I am still reading the books I wanted to read then, now because they are still just as good as they would've been then. They even might help with the post-holiday depression that might start to occur.
This is such a cute and wholesome story. The detail in it isn't too extravagant, but it doesn't need to be. This is very much plot based and is one of those books based on learning a lesson and that was the focal point of the story.
It felt almost like a Christmas classic. Almost like the end of a Hallmark movie where the family is laughing together while sitting by a warm fire on Christmas Eve/Day, after the "conflict" or lesson has been learned. It did feel warm and fuzzy but also almost made me cry in the middle of a coffee house. The main character finally learned the lesson he was supposed to learn just as one of the other characters was leaving, and he spent Christmas with his family thankful that he had learned the lesson before it was too late.
Overall, this was an adorable Christmas classic (I am officially classifying it as that now) and I will probably read it again near the Christmas holiday.
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