The Infinite Moment of Us

The Bookworm says... Yes. The Infinite Moment of Us by Lauren Myracle was an excellent book. Wren Gray is eighteen years old, but she always does what her parents say. Always. Her parents raised her, and they know what is best for her, right? Wren thought so, until her high school graduation. Her parents decided she is going to the college of their choice. Wren wants to go to Guatemala with the Peace Corps. Then, Charlie Parker comes into her life. Everything Wren wants is right in front of her, but she can't have it all. She has to choose: Charlie, college, or Guatemala. Are there any possible combinations? Wren needs to choose, her heart or her parents ideas? It's time to make a decision.

"You're saying the mysteries are worth examining, even if they're too big to be understood. That maybe they're bound to be too big to understand, but that doesn't  take anything away from them, and in fact just adds to their beauty."

Previously reviewed: Let it Snow (co-written with John Green and Maureen Johnson)

Let It Snow

The Bookworm says...YES. Let It Snow by John Green, Maureen Johnson, and Lauren Myracle was a great book. It is a collection of three holiday romances: The Jubilee Express (Maureen Johnson), A Cheertastic Christmas Miracle (John Green), and The Patron Saint of Pigs (Lauren Myracle). All three stories are wrapped around the same basic plot, and all the loose ends get tied up at the end. The recurring plot: a huge snowstorm hits Gracetown, North a Carolina on Christmas Eve. The cast of recurring characters: Jubilee, Jeb, Stuart, the 14 cheerleaders, Duke, Keun, JK, Tobin, Dorrie, Tegan, Addie. All these characters have their ups and downs, resulting in love from the storm. The storm seems like a Christmas tragedy, but could it be a miracle? Make sure you read the stories in the order, or it will not make sense. If you like me are a major nerd fighter (John Green fans), and bought this book because of John Green, do not skip to his story (second). Do not, I repeat DO NOT skip to his. You may find your self with two more favorite authors.