Chloe is determined to break her people pleasing tendencies. After quitting her job and moving back home right before the holidays, she feels motivated to change. Rejection therapy is just what she needs. She hatches a plan to be blatantly rejected by 10 strangers by Christmas.

The Christmas Yes List was a cute holiday romance. The scenery and activities were festive and fun. I’d give this book 5/5 for Christmas Cheer. Perfect holiday vibes.

The romance between Chloe and James was cute. Their banter was funny and I loved how they clicked from the very beginning. I often wondered what was going on in James’s head, but we find out in the end. Chloe is a little long winded in her inner monologues throughout the book. There were several times where I had to go back and read what was happening beforehand because I got lost during her tangent. It just made it a little hard to follow at times, but the story was still cute. As a side note, The Christmas Yes List is being turned into a movie by Great American Media. It’s scheduled to come out this year, so I’ll be keeping an eye out for that.