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Summary Of Let It Snow: Three Holiday Romances
The book Let It Snow: Three Holiday Romances is a compilation novel of three stories with different authors. The three stories of the books are The Jubilee Express by Maureen Johnson, A Cheertastic Christmas Miracle by John Green and last is The Patron Saint of Pigs by Lauren Myracle. The book is about three different teenagers and they experiences in the town of Grace town during Christmas season.
The story The Jubilee Express is about a teenager girl Jubilee Dougal, who has been forced to spend Christmas with her grandparents because her parents are arrested for participating in a riot in the Flobie Santa Village. While she is riding in the train to go to her grandparents' place in Florida, Jubilee meets Jeb. Jeb is trying to contact his
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