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Let It Snow by John Green, Maureen Johnson and Lauren Myracle (view source)
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|publisher=Penguin
|date=September 2013
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Overall, the John Green alone would be worth the price of this one, so it's pretty much an essential present for the book-loving teen fiction fan at Christmas. Highly recommended!
When you're looking for a wonderful read at Christmas, you're limited to either this or ''Dash and Lily's Book of Dares'' by David Levithan and Rachel Cohn, but they're a pretty fabulous pair of books to be limited to. Fans of the middle section , in particular, should definitely check out [[:Category:John Green|John Green's]] other books if they haven't already (although seriously, is there anyone who hasn't already?) While the most critically acclaimed are [[The Fault in Our Stars by John Green|The Fault in Our Stars]] and [[Looking for For Alaska by John Green|Looking for For Alaska]], my personal favourite is [[Paper Towns by John Green|Paper Towns]]. Two other books fans of his may really enjoy are a couple of my favourite teen contemporaries of the year so far, [[Severed Heads, Broken Hearts by Robyn Schneider]] and [[In Bloom by Matthew Crow]].
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