I'll Be Home for Christmas - Zane

I'll Be Home for Christmas

By Zane

  • Release Date: 2012-11-20
  • Genre: Black Literature
Score: 4
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Description

I’ll Be Home for Christmas is a moving story that reminds us of the true meaning of Christmas.

Noelle Mitchell never explained why she abruptly ran away from home at the age of fifteen. All anyone knew was that her boyfriend, Reno, convinced her to abandon her family. But when she shows up at the family house on Christmas thirteen years later to make things right, what’s revealed about her absence will either tear her family further apart or bring them closer together. But one thing is clear: she will not run away again.

Reviews

  • Was immediately captured

    5
    By LonLonK
    Wanted more!

  • EXCELLENT

    5
    By bluberrymuff
    I really loved reading this story!!!! I wanted to read more!!!!!💜💜💜💜

  • Follower

    4
    By Seena Bafoe
    Zane now you know this book is good but short!! Loved it anyways.

  • Forgiveness

    5
    By Lelecruz
    A true test of forgiving yourself first, then being able to forgive others.

  • Good book

    5
    By TheeDoll1
    Wish it was longer but it was a good quick read

  • Good short story

    5
    By Donnajj01
    It was a very good short story. Families all go through their drama but I love how this story showed forgiveness and love.

  • The turn of events are so wild !

    5
    By bougiebarbie21
    Nice quick read I’m really ready for part 2

  • Holiday reading

    5
    By Tee@ 2GK
    Cute quick holiday story lovely to read.

  • Hot Mess Holiday

    1
    By Ciana C.
    Why are the holiday stories featuring black characters short and filled with drama and little substance. All I’m looking for is a sweet holiday story story featuring well written black characters…apparently I’m asking for too much.

  • It doesn’t have to be wordy to be meaningful

    5
    By bthomas425
    And this is a true example of meaning. Attaching to feelings we’ve all felt. Grief, loss, shame, hurt. I loved it.

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