Dear Santa

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Having already read and enjoyed many stories from Debbie Macomber I was not surprised to find myself completely enjoying Dear Santa. This one was slightly a second chance romance with the characters having known each other in childhood and it was full of Christmassy fun. Everyone could use a little bit of hope in the holiday season and the author did a wonderful job bringing hope to life in the story. Great feel good read for the season.

Debbie Macomber can write a sweet, lovely Christmas story like nobody else. She balances some tough issues, inside a sweet small town, with just a bit of Christmas magic that is perfect for the holiday season. I could feel the conflict that Lindy was going through and couldn’t wait for her to find her way to happiness. As usual, this Debbie Macomber Christmas story does not disappoint. The love interest Billy was weird. He reminded me of the Man Bun guy from Brooklyn 99. (It appears his name is Constantine for the fellow B99 fans.) And it has nothing to do with his hair. He was rushing into everything and it weirded me out. He asked Lindy to move to their hometown so they could be together when they’ve been dating for A FEW DAYS. Like, excuse me? It was not cute. If someone I dated for literally 3 days asked me to move to a whole different city for them, I’d throw hands and dip. No joke. Lindy’s mother wanted to cheer up Lindy when she arrived so she shared Lindy’s old childhood letters to Santa with her. After reading the stories from when she was young Lindy can’t help but hope for a little Christmas magic to still exist and writes another letter wishing for a new best friend and boyfriend this Christmas.A special holiday wish list brings about hope, love, and second chances in this nostalgic novel from the queen of Christmas stories, #1 New York Times bestselling author Debbie Macomber. Reading through a box of childhood letters to Santa and reminiscing about what she'd wished for as a young girl may be just the inspiration Lindy needs. With Ellen's encouragement, she decides to write a new letter to Santa, one that will encourage her to have faith and believe just as she'd done all those years ago. Little does Lindy know that this exercise in gratitude will cause her wishes to unfold before her in miraculous ways. And, thanks to some fateful twists of Christmas magic--especially an unexpected connection with a handsome former classmate--Lindy ultimately realizes that there is truly no place like home for the holidays. In 2023, Macomber’s all-new hardcover publication includes Must Love Flowers (July). In addition to fiction, Macomber has also published three bestselling cookbooks, three adult coloring books, numerous inspirational and nonfiction works, and two acclaimed children’s books. This story begins when Lindy Carmichael heads home for Christmas, with two full weeks to spend with her family before she has to return to her job in Seattle. Her dream job.

I have never met a Debbie Macomber story that didn’t pull on my heart strings and DEAR SANTA did not disappoint. It is kind of predictable but I still loved every minute of it. It is a sweet story filled with family, emotions that will have you smiling and tearing up, second chances and no bad language or sex scenes. I look forward to Debbie Macomber’s holiday stories every year and as soon as I know they are coming I’m filled with excitement. Debbie has a way of pulling her readers right in and making them fall in love with all of her characters. I found myself cheering for Lindy and hoping she would be able to remember what Christmas is all about.

After that Lindy never saw Billy at school because he moved somewhere else and Lindy thought it was because of her, but when Lindy reconnects with Billy she learns that he moved away because Billy's father left the family. She continues to rummage through the box, and discovers the other letters to Santa, including one saying that he ’should give Billy Kincade coal. He’s mean. He pulls my hair at school and chases me at recess.’ Dear Santa by Debbie Macomber is a contemporary romance that is set during the Christmas holiday season. This sweet romance is one of finding hope again during the holidays. Lindy Carmichael has returned to her hometown of Wenatchee, Washington to spend time with her family for Christmas even though Lindy is not the most cheerful herself. Lindy had thought she had a wonderful relationship until she found out that her boyfriend had been cheating with her best friend. And lastly Dede, Billy’s sister. Now we don’t get to see her much but I’d like to talk about the chat she had with Lindy towards the end of the book. She said she was scared Billy wouldn’t be able to focus on his work when Lindy, the girl he has known for a week, leaves. If his ability to focus and work ethic is that bad, he shouldn’t be running a business in the first place. And Dede, you shouldn’t have invested a lot of money into a boy with the mental capacity of a frying pan.

Beautiful Christmas Romance by Debbie Macomber, a leading Author of Women's Fiction. Every Year it's tradition for me to read her newly released Christmas novel. Dear Santa did not disappoint this reader and her book warmly embraced me with the spirit of Christmas. Her Christmas stories are light and uplifting. Debbie never fails to completely draw me into her books. I found Dear Santa to be entertaining and a fun read. Dear Santa is a beautifully written sweet, heartwarming, romantic novel. Put down any book you're reading right now and read Dear Santa by Debbie Macomber!!!!

Asking questions while reading to your preschooler is a fun way to engage them in the story. You can ask questions that will help your child build comprehension skills as well as assess what they already know about a topic. Here are some questions for this book to get you going. Peggy, the so-called best friend, was also very creepy. She made me feel like I was reading a horror book. She was doing EVERYTHING in her power to make Lindy stay. And whenever Lindy refused, she literally manipulated her. She made her believe the reason she didn't want to leave her stable job in the biggest company in her field and her apartment with a lease was because Lindy didn't want to make her ex feel like he won. HOW ARE THE TWO CONNECTED? Also, Peggy asked Lindy to be her housemate since she "needed one" and I know for a fact she murdered her old housemate so Lindy could move in.