New Review:All I Want for Christmas is You: Tanisha Stewart

4 out of 5 books

Jasmin is a ten-year-old little girl who is heartbroken. Her parents are on their way to getting a divorce. With her dad already moved in with his girlfriend, Jasmin wants her family back by Christmas. And she will try to do that by any means necessary.

All I Want for Christmas is You is a quick thriller by Tanisha Stewart. Stewart gives us story through the eyes of a little girl that just wants her dad to come back home. However, you will soon find out that everything is not what it seems. Of course this story has an unexpected twist that readers will not see coming. All I Want for Christmas is You is a fast-paced story that can be read at any time during the year.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert

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