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One Day in December: Reese's Book Club: A Novel Paperback – October 16, 2018
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“The perfect book to get lost in . . . Josie Silver’s characters sneak their way into your heart and stay.”—Jill Santopolo, author of The Light We Lost
Two people. Ten chances. One unforgettable love story.
Laurie is pretty sure love at first sight doesn’t exist anywhere but the movies. But then, through a misted-up bus window one snowy December day, she sees a man who she knows instantly is the one. Their eyes meet, there’s a moment of pure magic . . . and then her bus drives away.
Certain they’re fated to find each other again, Laurie spends a year scanning every bus stop and cafe in London for him. But she doesn’t find him, not when it matters anyway. Instead they “reunite” at a Christmas party, when her best friend, Sarah, giddily introduces her new boyfriend to Laurie. It’s Jack, the man from the bus. It would be.
What follows for Laurie, Sarah, and Jack is ten years of friendship, heartbreak, missed opportunities, roads not taken, and destinies reconsidered. One Day in December is a joyous, heartwarming, and immensely moving love story to escape into and a reminder that fate takes inexplicable turns along the route to happiness.
- Print length416 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateOctober 16, 2018
- Dimensions5.16 x 0.87 x 7.96 inches
- ISBN-100525574689
- ISBN-13978-0525574682
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“Josie Silver writes with a warmth so palpable her characters sneak their way into your heart and stay for a long time. One Day in December is an exploration of love that reads like a thriller, filled with secrets and heart-aching betrayals. The perfect book to get lost in this holiday season.”
—Jill Santopolo, author of The Light We Lost
“Consider setting aside some time and prepare to be charmed as author Josie Silver takes readers on a captivating journey — where female friendship is as important as romantic love…One Day in December is an unmistakable winner.”
—USA Today
“One Day in December is the SWEETEST love story. It’s gorgeous, absolutely lovely. Readers are going to love it.”
—Marian Keyes
“A must-read. In Josie Silver’s charming rom-com, Laurie experiences love at first sight through her bus window… then the car pulls away… What follows is a decade of heartache, betrayal, and destiny.”
—US Weekly
“In Josie Silver’s One Day in December, a chance encounter on a London bus turns into a Bridget Jones-inspired romp.”
—Cosmopolitan, Best Month Ever
“Love at first sight! But he’s her BFF’s new BF. What to do? Do you really have to ask?”
—Entertainment Weekly
“The pacing is just right, the tone warm, and the characters sympathetic… Anyone who believes in true love or is simply willing to accept it as the premise of a winding tale will find this debut an emotional, satisfying read.”
—Kirkus Reviews
“It’s never too early to get into the Christmas spirit. Pick up One Day in December for a heartwarming holiday romance about a love triangle that spans 10 years.”
—HelloGiggles
"For when you watch "Love Actually" on repeat in December...get all the holiday feels in your reads too."
—theSkimm
“One Day in December will have you believing in love.”
—Refinery29
“The perfect cold weather rom-com.”
—Bustle
“One Day in December is a charming story about love and serendipity for the hopeless romantic in all of us.”
—PopSugar
“This poignant romance warmed my heart like a mug of cocoa on a snowy day!”
—First for Women
“One Day in December is a joyous, heartwarming and immensely moving love story to escape into and a reminder that fate takes inexplicable turns along the route to happiness.”
—Modern Mrs. Darcy
“If Love Actually met Sliding Doors and became a novel influenced by Jojo Myers, you’d have One Day in December. There’s just something about Christmas and the UK that’s a recipe for modern rom-coms that will have you running for the mistletoe.”
—Fodor's
"The novelistic equivalent to Love Actually."
—The Bookseller
“A holiday love triangle and the pursuit of new and unlikely romances make this new novel simply magical.”
—SheReads
“Silver’s lovely debut follows two young Londoners after a missed connection alters the course of their lives… Silver’s propulsive narrative is enjoyable, and the mix of tension and affection between Jack and Laurie is charming, addictive, and effective. Readers who like quirky love stories will be satisfied by this cinematic novel.”
—Publishers Weekly
“Silver writes with verve and charm in this debut, and readers will be pulling for Laurie and Jack as they detour through missteps and misunderstandings.”
—Booklist
"Readers who enjoy contemporary romance will root for Laurie and Jack as they work through laughter-through-tears experiences and toward a happily-ever-after worth fighting for."
—Library Journal
“I recently devoured this delicious novel, which follows a young woman who falls in love at first sight with someone who soon becomes her best friend’s long-term boyfriend. I finished it in one sitting — it was like candy.”
—Hannah Orenstein, author of Playing with Matches
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December 21
Laurie
It’s a wonder everyone who uses public transport in winter doesn’t keel over and die of germ overload. In the last ten minutes I’ve been coughed on and sneezed at, and if the woman in front of me shakes her dandruff my way again, I might just douse her with the dregs of the lukewarm coffee that I’m no longer able to drink because it’s full of her scalp.
I’m so tired I could sleep right here on the top deck of this swaying, rammed-full bus. Thank God I’ve finally finished work for Christmas, because I don’t think my brain or my body could withstand even one more shift behind that awful hotel reception desk. It might be festooned with garlands and pretty lights on the customer side, but step behind the curtain and it’s a soulless hellhole. I’m practically asleep, even when I’m awake. I’m loosely planning to hibernate until next year once I get home to the nostalgic familiarity of my parents’ house tomorrow. There’s something soothingly time warp-ish about leaving London for an interlude of sedate Midlands village life in my childhood bedroom, even if not all of my childhood memories are happy ones. Even the closest of families have their tragedies, and it’s fair to say that ours came early and cut deep. I won’t dwell though, because Christmas should be a time of hope and love and, most appealing of all at this very moment, sleep. Sleep, punctuated by bouts of competitive eating with my brother, Daryl, and his girlfriend, Anna, and the whole gamut of cheesy Christmas movies. Because how could you ever be too tired to watch some hapless guy stand out in the cold and hold up signs silently declaring to his best friend’s wife that his wasted heart will always love her? Though—is that romance? I’m not so sure. I mean, it kind of is, in a schmaltzy way, but it’s also being the shittiest friend on the planet.
I’ve given up worrying about the germs in here because I’ve undoubtedly ingested enough to kill me if they’re going to, so I lean my forehead against the steamy window and watch Camden High Street slide by in a glitter of Christmas lights and bright, foggy shop windows selling everything from leather jackets to tacky London souvenirs. It’s barely four in the afternoon, yet already it’s dusk over London; I don’t think it got properly light at all today.
My reflection tells me that I should probably pull the tacky halo of tinsel from my hair that my cow of a manager made me wear, because I look like I’m trying out for Angel Gabriel in a primary school nativity, but I find that I really can’t be bothered. No one else on this bus could care less; not the damp, anoraked man next to me taking up more than his half of the seat as he dozes over yesterday’s paper, nor the bunch of schoolkids shouting across each other on the back seats and certainly not dandruff woman in front of me with her flashing snowflake earrings. The irony of her jewelry choice is not lost on me; if I were more of a bitch I might tap her on the shoulder to advise her that she’s drawing attention to the skin blizzard she’s depositing with every shake of her head. I’m not a bitch though; or maybe I’m just a quiet one inside my own head. Isn’t everyone?
Jesus, how many more stops is this bus going to make? I’m still a couple of miles from my flat and already it’s fuller than a cattle truck on market day.
Come on, I think. Move. Take me home. Though home is going to be a pretty depressing place now that my flatmate, Sarah, has gone back to her parents’. Only one more day and then I’ll be out of here too, I remind myself.
The bus shudders to a halt at the end of the street and I watch as down below a stream of people jostle to get off at the same time as others try to push their way on. It’s as if they think it’s one of those competitions to see how many people can fit into one small space.
There’s a guy perched on one of the fold-down seats in the bus shelter. This can’t be his bus, because he’s engrossed in the hardback book in his hands. I notice him because he seems oblivious to the pushing and shoving happening right in front of him, like one of those fancy special effects at the movies where someone is completely still and the world kaleidoscopes around them, slightly out of focus.
I can’t see his face, just the top of his sandy hair, cut slightly long and given to a wave when it grows, I should imagine. He’s bundled into a navy woolen pea coat and a scarf that looks like someone might have knitted it for him. It’s kitsch and unexpected against the coolness of the rest of his attire—dark skinny jeans and boots—and his concentration is completely held by his book. I squint, trying to duck my head to see what he’s reading, wiping the steamed-up window with my coat sleeve to get a better look.
I don’t know if it’s the movement of my arm across the glass or the flickering lights of dandruff- woman’s earrings that snag in his peripheral vision, but he lifts his head and blinks a few times as he focuses his attention on my window. On me.
We stare straight at each other and I can’t look away. I feel my lips move as if I’m going to say something, God knows what, and all of a sudden and out of nowhere I need to get off this bus. I’m gripped by the overwhelming urge to go outside, to get to him. But I don’t. I don’t move a muscle, because I know there isn’t a chance in hell that I can get past anorak man beside me and push through the packed bus before it pulls away. So I make the split-second decision to stay rooted to the spot and try to convey to him to get on board using just the hot, desperate longing in my eyes.
He’s not film-star good-looking or classically perfect, but there is an air of preppy disheveledness and an earnest, “who me?” charm about him that captivates me. I can’t quite make out the color of his eyes from here. Green, I’d say, or blue maybe?
And here’s the thing. Call it wishful thinking, but I’m sure I see the same thunderbolt hit him too; as if an invisible fork of lightning has inexplicably joined us together. Recognition; naked, electric shock in his rounded eyes. He does something close to an incredulous double take, the kind of thing you might do when you coincidentally spot your oldest and best friend who you haven’t seen for ages and you can’t actually believe they’re there.
It’s a look of Hello you, and Oh my God, it’s you, and I can’t believe how good it is to see you, all in one.
His eyes dart toward the dwindling queue still waiting to board and then back up to me, and it’s as if I can hear the thoughts racing through his head. He’s wondering if it’d be crazy to get on the bus, what he’d say if we weren’t separated by the glass and the hordes, if he’d feel foolish taking the stairs two at a time to get to me.
No, I try to relay back. No, you wouldn’t feel foolish. I wouldn’t let you. Just get on the bloody bus, will you! He’s staring right at me, and then a slow smile creeps across his generous mouth, as if he can’t hold it in. And then I’m smiling back, giddy almost. I can’t help it either.
Please get on the bus. He snaps, making a sudden decision, slamming his book closed and shoving it down in the rucksack between his ankles. He’s walking forward now, and I hold my breath and press my palm flat against the glass, urging him to hurry even as I hear the sickly hiss of the doors closing and the lurch of the handbrake being released.
No! No! Oh God, don’t you dare drive away from this stop! It’s Christmas! I want to yell, even as the bus pulls out into the traffic and gathers pace, and outside he is breathless standing in the road, watching us leave. I see defeat turn out the light in his eyes, and because it’s Christmas and because I’ve just fallen hopelessly in love with a stranger at a bus stop, I blow him a forlorn kiss and lay my forehead against the glass, watching him until he’s out of sight.
Then I realize. Shit. Why didn’t I take a leaf out of shitty friend’s book and write something down to hold up against the window? I could have done that. I could even have written my cell phone number in the condensation. I could have opened the tiny quarter-pane and yelled my name and address or something. I can think of any number of things I could and should have done, yet at the time none of them occurred to me because I simply couldn’t take my eyes off him.
For onlookers, it must have been an Oscar-worthy sixty-second silent movie. From now on, if anyone asks me if I’ve ever fallen in love at first sight, I shall say yes, for one glorious minute on December 21, 2008.
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- Publisher : Dell; First Edition (October 16, 2018)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 416 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0525574689
- ISBN-13 : 978-0525574682
- Item Weight : 2.31 pounds
- Dimensions : 5.16 x 0.87 x 7.96 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #6,592 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #216 in Women's Friendship Fiction
- #366 in Contemporary Women Fiction
- #2,487 in Contemporary Romance (Books)
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About the author
Josie Silver is a writer of love stories.
Her debut novel One Day in December was a Sunday Times & NY Times bestseller and has been translated into more than twenty-five languages.
Josie lives in the midlands with her husband, their sons, and an ever changing cast of animals.
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Customers enjoyed the book and found it delightful. They described the romance as exceptional and relatable. The writing was praised as well-written and easy to follow. Readers appreciated the characters' development and empathy. Many found the story heartwarming, poignant, and emotional. It kept their interest throughout. However, some felt the pacing was slow at the beginning and oddly rushed toward the end.
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Customers enjoyed the book. They found the story engaging and hooked them from the beginning. The book is relatable and a fun escape from reality that leaves them feeling good. It's a decent read by a fireplace.
"...This novel is perfect for anyone looking for a poignant, feel-good escape that captures the essence of life's surprises and the joys of connection." Read more
"I’m so unbelievably happy that I purchased this book. It keeps you on your toes with suspense and longing as you sit in on a group of friends, lovers..." Read more
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"I absolutely loved One Day in December! It’s such a heartwarming, feel-good story that had me hooked from the start...." Read more
Customers enjoy the captivating love story. They find it sweet and well-paced. The book explores themes of friendship on many levels, including siblings, parents, and best friends. It's a story of passion and love, with a happy ending.
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Customers find the book readable and relatable. They describe it as a fun, easy read with a fast-paced story that doesn't drag. The characters are well-developed and the story moves quickly without being too long.
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"...It’s fast paced and written from the prospective s of the two protagonists. It’s a great holiday read for fans of character driven plot lines." Read more
"...It was also paced very well. This book needs more love SPOILERS Few spoiling things Oscar was definitely cheating and so was sarah...." Read more
Customers enjoy the well-developed characters. They appreciate that each character has their own story and develops throughout the book. The characters make readers laugh and cry, making them sympathize with them.
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"...I LOVE THIS BOOK. So witty, imperfect characters, such a beautiful love story" Read more
"...cute book and I felt like a fly on the wall watching these beautiful characters growing and learning. Beautifully written. More though?..." Read more
Customers find the book heartwarming, poignant, and relatable. They say it's a feel-good escape that captures real longing and loss. The writing has them laughing and crying throughout the book.
"...This novel is perfect for anyone looking for a poignant, feel-good escape that captures the essence of life's surprises and the joys of connection." Read more
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"I absolutely loved One Day in December! It’s such a heartwarming, feel-good story that had me hooked from the start...." Read more
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Customers enjoy the book's engaging story. They find it charming, fun, and enchanting. The author keeps readers engaged with its twists and turns. The book navigates many themes well and draws them back. However, some feel the book lacks originality for their tastes.
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Customers have mixed opinions about the story. Some find it heartwarming and interesting, with many twists and turns. Others feel some parts of the story are predictable and others unimaginable. The story is stretched over a long period of time, and some readers feel the major plotline lacks depth.
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Customers find the pacing of the book slow at the beginning but gets more interesting in the middle through the end. They feel it takes too long to get to the point and that the ending moves too quickly. Some find the book hard to finish because nothing exciting happens. The conversations and lack of explanations for loss of time between chapters are confusing.
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- Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2024In One Day in December, Josie Silver weaves a captivating love story that explores the themes of serendipity and the complexities of relationships. Laurie believes that love at first sight is a myth—until one snowy December day when she glimpses a mysterious man through a foggy bus window. Their brief, magical eye contact ignites an obsession in her heart, but the moment passes when her bus drives away.
Convinced that fate will bring them together again, Laurie searches tirelessly throughout London for her "bus boy" over the next year. However, fate has other plans when she “reunites” with him at a Christmas party—only to discover he's now her best friend Sarah's boyfriend. This unexpected twist leads to a decade filled with friendship, longing, and missed chances, as Laurie, Sarah, and Jack navigate the complexities of love and friendship.
One Day in December is a heartwarming tale that reminds readers of the unpredictable nature of destiny and the enduring power of love. Silver's beautifully crafted narrative invites readers on an emotional journey, showcasing how the paths we take can lead us to unexpected places. This novel is perfect for anyone looking for a poignant, feel-good escape that captures the essence of life's surprises and the joys of connection.
- Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2024I’m so unbelievably happy that I purchased this book. It keeps you on your toes with suspense and longing as you sit in on a group of friends, lovers, and best friends that go through their twenties together. There's heartbreak, humor, unconditional love and so many twists to this book I wasn’t expecting. The only regret I have is that I read this damn book in one day! Ever wish you could reread a book for the first time again? That is me. I’ll be reading this again closer to Christmas! 😅 10/10 highly recommend, perfect book for Christmas. Immense yourself with these beautiful written pages.
- Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2024This story is well written with very relatable characters. You really feel d though you know these people and find yourself rooting for them to get themselves together! It’s fast paced and written from the prospective s of the two protagonists. It’s a great holiday read for fans of character driven plot lines.
- Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2024I absolutely loved One Day in December! It’s such a heartwarming, feel-good story that had me hooked from the start. The mix of romance, friendship, and all the twists life throws at you made it so relatable. The characters feel so real, especially Laurie—you just can’t help but root for her. And the whole "love at first sight but life gets in the way" thing? Totally had me in my feelings. If you’re into books that make you laugh, cry, and believe in fate, this one’s a must-read. Perfect for cozy nights in!
- Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2024I wouldn't say this is a Christmas book but more of a good romance book. I don't love the whole best friends boyfriend but I hate to also admit how realistic it is. This is why you pick friends who don't have the same taste as you.
It was very easy to get lost in the story. I felt like I was kicking back wine with the girls or at the fancy house parties. It was also paced very well. This book needs more love
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Few spoiling things Oscar was definitely cheating and so was sarah. You can write it how you want but that's what was happening even if our main characters never knew.
Also missing your best friends wedding then leaving her while her husband is just going away for half the week is not cool. And everyone but the core group definitely knew about Jack an Lu.
- Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024Very few times I finish a book and feel genuinely satisfied and changed for the better. I LOVE THIS BOOK. So witty, imperfect characters, such a beautiful love story
- Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024I need more of Laurie & Jack, Sarah & Luke. This was such a cute book and I felt like a fly on the wall watching these beautiful characters growing and learning. Beautifully written.
More though? Please.
- Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2024This is a warm cute story. I enjoyed the author’s writing style and how they give us good perspective, a time line and anticipation. We know for the most part there is a happy ending but how we get there is a mystery. Definitely a December read! ❄️
This is a warm cute story. I enjoyed the author’s writing style and how they give us good perspective, a time line and anticipation. We know for the most part there is a happy ending but how we get there is a mystery. Definitely a December read! ❄️
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- Hans ArnoldtReviewed in Canada on August 10, 2024
5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful romance
Loved this story! Very romantic almost kinda christmas movie kinda story. Really enjoyed the layout of the story, the two characters point of views. I really fell into this story.
- Sarah TReviewed in the United Kingdom on December 21, 2024
5.0 out of 5 stars A feel good Christmas story
A brilliant Christmas read! This is the first time I've read this author, and I loved it. It had all the feels that you'd get from a Hallmark Christmas film. I enjoyed the characters, the twists, the romance, and the heartache. It's a lovely feel-good story. I highly recommend it!
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حجمه حلو احسه ملموم ينمسك باليد بس الغلاف رخيص والاوراق بعد الطباعه مو قد كذاReviewed in Saudi Arabia on December 5, 2024
3.0 out of 5 stars يأدي الغرض اخذته عشان ارخص من النسخة الاصليه
الطباعه مو قد كذا الحجم كويس ملموم مريح باليد بس صعب التصفح فالبدايه او في اخر الكتاب لاكن يأدي الغرض
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Velstand99Reviewed in Mexico on May 27, 2021
5.0 out of 5 stars Winter read
Es la lectura de navidad perfecta. Es romántico, entretenido y bien escrito
- ChelseaReviewed in Germany on May 7, 2023
5.0 out of 5 stars Lovely book
Nice story