Let it Snow is Nancy Thayer's latest novel set on Natucket at Christmas and it takes places in the weeks leading up to Christmas. Christina and her other "shedders" - those that have stores in the historic sheds on the Straight Wharf - are preparing for Christmas and hoping they make enough sales to last them through the winter until the summer season begins. Christina befriends a small shoplifting child and the story is off!

What's charming for me about this story is that I've been to Nantucket (partially due to my love of Nancy's books!) and I've shopped in these sheds. While the stores are fictional, the actual location is real but I don't know how true to life the story is about how cold they are in the winter since it was late fall when I was there. They are rustic though and all the stores are so unique!

Back to the story - I felt that it was a bit simplistic but often at Christmas that's just the kind of story I want. If you're looking for a book to bring on the Hallmark/Lifetime Christmas movie feels, this will be right up your alley.

I could have done without Inner Christina, which is my only real complaint about the book.

Thank you to NetGalley and Ballantine Books for an eARC copy of this novel in exchange for my honest review.

Who can resist Nancy Thayer's Nantucket? And setting a Christmas story there will have fans smiling. Along with a lovely setting, we get delightful characters with a bit of romance tossed in. Perfect!