“Jeb is going to grow up to be the kind of man who spends his Saturdays teaching his little boy to ride a bike. “Or little girl,” I said. “Or twins! Maybe we’ll have twins!” “Charlie, on the other hand, will be off playing golf while his kid kills people on Xbox. Charlie will be dashing and debonair, and he’ll buy his kid all kinds of crap, but he’ll never actually be there.”
This charming story explores the complexities of first love, friendship, and family dynamics through the lens of three interconnected narratives set against the backdrop of a snowy weekend in the 1980s. The characters navigate the trials and tribulations of their teenage years, all while being enveloped in the magic of the holiday season. more
Lauren Myracle, born on May 15, 1969, is an American writer known for her works on young adult literature, particularly her exploration and depiction of LGBTQ+ themes. Her writing style has been well-received by readers, and her works have won multiple literary awards. more
“I have never, ever been so happy to see a house.”
“Where does this arrogant fantasy come from?”
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“If he hadn’t dragged me, I would never have made it up the hill.”