Noches blancas / White Nights: Tres historias de amor inolvidables (Spanish Edition)

The New York Times bestseller!
El libro en el que se basó el documental de Netflix.

La magia de las vacaciones brilla en estas divertidísimas y encantadoras historias interconectadas de amor, romance y besos asombrosos.


¿Qué pasaría si John Green, Maureen Johnson y Lauren Myracle se juntaran a escribir un libro a la luz de la lumbre? Daría como resultado Noches Blancas.

Tres de los mejores autores de libros para jóvenes nos traen humor, amor y magia en estas historias entrelazadas. Jubilee, Tobin y Addie son los protagonistas de estas tres historias que te llevarán al espíritu de la Navidad en cada una de sus páginas.

Jubilee se sube a un tren la víspera de Navidad y le presta su móvil a Jeb, un chico que viaja en su vagón y está desesperado porque no logra contactar con su novia. El tren queda detenido por una tormenta de nieve en la ciudad de Gracetown, y Jubilee se refugia en un Wafle's House junto con otros pasajeros, entre ellos un grupo de ruidosas animadoras. En el Wafle's House conoce a Stuart, que se ve en la obligación de advertirle de que su novio Noah (el típico chico perfecto) no parece demasiado preocupado por su aventura invernal.

Los padres de Tobin no pueden volver a casa por causa de una tormenta de nieve. Así que Tobin está solo en casa, bueno, solo no, está con sus mejores amigos: JP y el Duque, una chica apodada así por su apariencia masculina. Les llama Keun desde el Wafle's House que regenta: la cafetería se le ha llenado de animadoras que quieren jugar a Twister. Keun también ha llamado a los gemelos Reston. Solo los primeros en llevar el Twister podrán pasar la noche en el Wafle's...

Addie lleva una semana echa polvo porque cree que ha roto con Jeb. Se enfadaron en una fiesta y Addie quiere volver con él, pero Jeb no contesta sus llamadas ni ha ido a verla. Además, le toca el primer turno en el Starbucks justamente el día de Navidad.

Tres historias cortas de tres grandes escritores.

English Description

The New York Times bestseller!

Sparkling white snowdrifts, beautiful presents wrapped in ribbons, and multicolored lights glittering in the night through the falling snow. A Christmas Eve snowstorm transforms one small town into a romantic haven, the kind you see only in movies. Well, kinda. After all, a cold and wet hike from a stranded train through the middle of nowhere would not normally end with a delicious kiss from a charming stranger. And no one would think that a trip to the Waffle House through four feet of snow would lead to love with an old friend. Or that the way back to true love begins with a painfully early morning shift at Starbucks. Thanks to three of today's bestselling teen authors—John Green, Maureen Johnson, and Lauren Myracle—the magic of the holidays shines on these hilarious and charming interconnected tales of love, romance, and breathtaking kisses.

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Average rating: 5.5

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Community Reviews

Anonymous
Apr 26, 2023
6/10 stars
As I am so behind on reviews and as there will be plenty of reviews for a book that was written by such popular YA authors, I'm going to keep this short.

Three short stories that are interconnected.
Three different authors - Maureen Johnson, John Green, Lauren Myracle. I'd only heard of and read John Green.

The first story was The Jubilee Express. It was cute and quirky. Likable characters. This made me want to read more Maureen Johnson (but only when I'd have some extra time).

The second story was A Cheertastic Christmas Miracle. John Green's writing just hits me. His writing is just really, really, REALLY good. I kept wishing he had written all three stories. While it followed the basic Green formula (Green = Quirky, witty, slightly nerdy male + female character who is cool and a friend and not too girly + equally skinny and nerdy and funny best (male) friend), that was just fine with me. It made me laugh and "awww."

The third story was The Patron Saint of Pigs. Eh. I just don't know. The writing wasn't quite up to par. The main character was not my cup of tea. She had the depth of a spit puddle, and I was in no way rooting for her.

I liked this book but wouldn't re-read it.
Rainbowbrarian
Apr 10, 2023
6/10 stars
This was a cute little collection of stores. I found myself wishing that at least one of them had been GLBT. But, such is the life of someone not hetero.

The stories were great :) And I liked that they all wound together!

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