--- product_id: 92316584 title: "One Day in December: Reese's Book Club: A Novel" price: "576253₫" currency: VND in_stock: true reviews_count: 9 url: https://www.desertcart.vn/products/92316584-one-day-in-december-reeses-book-club-a-novel store_origin: VN region: Vietnam --- # Set in iconic London with relatable characters Bestselling novel #1 Reese's Book Club pick 10 years of captivating story timeline One Day in December: Reese's Book Club: A Novel **Price:** 576253₫ **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 📖 Dive into the love story everyone’s talking about—don’t miss your chance to feel all the feels! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** One Day in December: Reese's Book Club: A Novel - **How much does it cost?** 576253₫ with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vn](https://www.desertcart.vn/products/92316584-one-day-in-december-reeses-book-club-a-novel) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Emotional Slow Burn:** Experience a decade-long journey of love, fate, and friendship that feels deeply authentic. - • **Award-Winning Author:** From Josie Silver, a #1 New York Times bestselling author known for heartfelt storytelling. - • **Unmissable Bestseller:** Join the millions already hooked on this #1 Reese's Book Club sensation. - • **Relatable & Lighthearted:** Perfect rom-com style escape for busy professionals craving a feel-good read. - • **Top-Ranked Women's Fiction:** Ranked in the top 400 for Contemporary Women’s Fiction—your next book club essential. ## Overview One Day in December by Josie Silver is a #1 Reese's Book Club pick and New York Times bestselling novel that follows a decade of intertwined lives and love in London. With over 57,000 reviews and a 4.3-star rating, this emotionally rich, romantic women’s fiction bestseller offers a perfect blend of heartfelt storytelling and light, relatable escapism. ## Description One Day in December: Reese's Book Club: A Novel [Silver, Josie] on desertcart.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. One Day in December: Reese's Book Club: A Novel Review: Loved it! (SPOILERS) - OK. OK. I admit...I actually liked this book. I liked it a lot. Before I start, here's a warning...SPOILERS GALORE AHEAD! A classic tale of love at first sight that took years, actual years, to resolve. We've seen this story, we've read about it, whether in real life, or in books, or in movies. I was very wary about getting this book or reading it, I didn't want the frustration of wanting two characters to end up together for the WHOLE. FREAKING. BOOK. But...this wasn't like that. I mean, sure, there was frustration. But it's not that bad. For many reasons. 1. The 'love at first sight' part was kind of silly, and although Laurie spends a good while searching for this random stranger at the bus stop, he remains just that - a stranger. So when she does actually get introduced to him eventually, as her best friend's boyfriend no less, it's frustrating, but not THAT frustrating, because hey! You don't actually know this guy, OK? And to Laurie and Jack's benefit, they both realize that as well, and deal with it. 2. You actually can't help but love Sarah (the best friend). And you want what's best for her. And you really like her relationship with Jack, and so you can't be that frustrated, because they work. 3. Jack and Laurie's evolving friendship is endearing, and although you can tell there are underlying romantic connotations there, it's still a really sweet friendship. That being said, ten years is a really long time for someone to be in love with someone else. Ten years is a really long time and people change. I really enjoyed the whole first section of the book, when Sarah and Laurie were flatmates, and all the ups and downs and evolution of friendships and relationships. The second section, when Laurie leaves England was also very interesting, and I really liked seeing Laurie separated from Sarah and Jack. Finding herself, relying on herself, and really discovering her own identity separate from these 2 individuals who have shaped her life and character for so long. The third section, when she's back, was rocky, but needed I guess. Seeing the changes in Sarah and Jack, the shift in their relationship, seeing Laurie happy in her own relationship, it was all very realistic. Then came Jack's accident, and that part was...dramatic? I don't know, I wasn't a huge fan. Did Jack need more reason to be a jerk? He was already acting like one prior to his accident. It also seemed to go on for a while, and I kind of just wanted to get on with the story. Then there was Laurie's wedding...and the big revelation the night before when Sarah discovers, well, pretty much everything. Another super dramatic event that wasn't necessary. Personally, I didn't see any reason for Sarah to ever find out about Jack being the bus boy. Also, there was absolutely no reason for her to ever find out about the kiss that happened a hundred years ago. And also, she had no right to get THAT upset about all of it because she wasn't with Jack anymore, and at that point, hadn't been with him for a while! So to miss your best friend's wedding, the best friend who just gave you her dead sister's bracelet, is a HORRIBLE thing to do and is inexcusable. The ending, with the whole radio thing, and the letter, and all that cute stuff. I mean, God, FINALLY. I really, truly enjoyed this story. Not because it was the best story, and not because it was out of this world fantastic and different, but I think the main reason I really enjoyed this story is because I genuinely liked all the characters in this book. Every single one of them. So good on you Josie! Review: A fun, light, feel-good read. - I picked this book up because in case you haven’t noticed, everybody and their mother read it this month. It was catchy and sweet and surprisingly relatable. I sandwiched it between a couple of heavier books. It was a great lightweight read for winter. We start with Laurie, who lives with her best friend Sarah in London and is working part time at a hotel while she works toward a career in magazines. She’s on the way home, sitting on the upper level of one of London’s red busses, when she spots a guy waiting below. They make eye contact and it’s electric, but he can’t get on before it pulls away. She and Sarah search for him everywhere they go, but to no avail. Then Sarah starts dating a guy, and by the time Laurie finally meets him, Sarah is head over heels and has half-jokingly declared that she fully expects to marry him someday. Yep, it’s the guy from the bus. Jack. Now Laurie has to try to not be in love with him, because she wants to be a good friend. But she is in love with him. And he’s in love with Sarah, to be sure, but he also kind of loves Laurie without quite knowing it. We get ten years of their story, flipping between Laurie and Jack’s perspectives. During those ten years, all three characters go through major life events, love, loss, the whole nine yards. Now Jack is a little bit of a jerk, especially in the beginning, and I’m not sure that Josie Silver goes quite far enough to convince us that he’s not a jerk anymore. But the feeling that he’s heading in the right direction is there, at least. And I’m not one for love triangles, ever, but she somehow did a great job of getting me to root for all three characters and really feel invested in the outcome. I wasn’t sure how I was going to possibly be satisfied with the ending, but I was. (Well, almost. I could have done with another chapter or two to revel in the happiness.) This was a fun, light, feel-good read. Perfect if you’re in a reading slump or looking for something that feels watching a rom-com movie: Not the world’s greatest piece of art, but a fun escape from reality that leaves you feeling good. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Best Sellers Rank | #18,491 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #347 in Contemporary Women Fiction #1,731 in Contemporary Romance (Books) #7,724 in Genre Literature & Fiction | | Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (57,197) | | Dimensions | 5.16 x 0.82 x 7.98 inches | | Edition | First Edition | | ISBN-10 | 0525574689 | | ISBN-13 | 978-0525574682 | | Item Weight | 2.31 pounds | | Language | English | | Print length | 416 pages | | Publication date | October 16, 2018 | | Publisher | Dell | ## Images ![One Day in December: Reese's Book Club: A Novel - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81HB0x1QuNL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Loved it! (SPOILERS) *by S***D on February 18, 2019* OK. OK. I admit...I actually liked this book. I liked it a lot. Before I start, here's a warning...SPOILERS GALORE AHEAD! A classic tale of love at first sight that took years, actual years, to resolve. We've seen this story, we've read about it, whether in real life, or in books, or in movies. I was very wary about getting this book or reading it, I didn't want the frustration of wanting two characters to end up together for the WHOLE. FREAKING. BOOK. But...this wasn't like that. I mean, sure, there was frustration. But it's not that bad. For many reasons. 1. The 'love at first sight' part was kind of silly, and although Laurie spends a good while searching for this random stranger at the bus stop, he remains just that - a stranger. So when she does actually get introduced to him eventually, as her best friend's boyfriend no less, it's frustrating, but not THAT frustrating, because hey! You don't actually know this guy, OK? And to Laurie and Jack's benefit, they both realize that as well, and deal with it. 2. You actually can't help but love Sarah (the best friend). And you want what's best for her. And you really like her relationship with Jack, and so you can't be that frustrated, because they work. 3. Jack and Laurie's evolving friendship is endearing, and although you can tell there are underlying romantic connotations there, it's still a really sweet friendship. That being said, ten years is a really long time for someone to be in love with someone else. Ten years is a really long time and people change. I really enjoyed the whole first section of the book, when Sarah and Laurie were flatmates, and all the ups and downs and evolution of friendships and relationships. The second section, when Laurie leaves England was also very interesting, and I really liked seeing Laurie separated from Sarah and Jack. Finding herself, relying on herself, and really discovering her own identity separate from these 2 individuals who have shaped her life and character for so long. The third section, when she's back, was rocky, but needed I guess. Seeing the changes in Sarah and Jack, the shift in their relationship, seeing Laurie happy in her own relationship, it was all very realistic. Then came Jack's accident, and that part was...dramatic? I don't know, I wasn't a huge fan. Did Jack need more reason to be a jerk? He was already acting like one prior to his accident. It also seemed to go on for a while, and I kind of just wanted to get on with the story. Then there was Laurie's wedding...and the big revelation the night before when Sarah discovers, well, pretty much everything. Another super dramatic event that wasn't necessary. Personally, I didn't see any reason for Sarah to ever find out about Jack being the bus boy. Also, there was absolutely no reason for her to ever find out about the kiss that happened a hundred years ago. And also, she had no right to get THAT upset about all of it because she wasn't with Jack anymore, and at that point, hadn't been with him for a while! So to miss your best friend's wedding, the best friend who just gave you her dead sister's bracelet, is a HORRIBLE thing to do and is inexcusable. The ending, with the whole radio thing, and the letter, and all that cute stuff. I mean, God, FINALLY. I really, truly enjoyed this story. Not because it was the best story, and not because it was out of this world fantastic and different, but I think the main reason I really enjoyed this story is because I genuinely liked all the characters in this book. Every single one of them. So good on you Josie! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A fun, light, feel-good read. *by D***N on December 29, 2018* I picked this book up because in case you haven’t noticed, everybody and their mother read it this month. It was catchy and sweet and surprisingly relatable. I sandwiched it between a couple of heavier books. It was a great lightweight read for winter. We start with Laurie, who lives with her best friend Sarah in London and is working part time at a hotel while she works toward a career in magazines. She’s on the way home, sitting on the upper level of one of London’s red busses, when she spots a guy waiting below. They make eye contact and it’s electric, but he can’t get on before it pulls away. She and Sarah search for him everywhere they go, but to no avail. Then Sarah starts dating a guy, and by the time Laurie finally meets him, Sarah is head over heels and has half-jokingly declared that she fully expects to marry him someday. Yep, it’s the guy from the bus. Jack. Now Laurie has to try to not be in love with him, because she wants to be a good friend. But she is in love with him. And he’s in love with Sarah, to be sure, but he also kind of loves Laurie without quite knowing it. We get ten years of their story, flipping between Laurie and Jack’s perspectives. During those ten years, all three characters go through major life events, love, loss, the whole nine yards. Now Jack is a little bit of a jerk, especially in the beginning, and I’m not sure that Josie Silver goes quite far enough to convince us that he’s not a jerk anymore. But the feeling that he’s heading in the right direction is there, at least. And I’m not one for love triangles, ever, but she somehow did a great job of getting me to root for all three characters and really feel invested in the outcome. I wasn’t sure how I was going to possibly be satisfied with the ending, but I was. (Well, almost. I could have done with another chapter or two to revel in the happiness.) This was a fun, light, feel-good read. Perfect if you’re in a reading slump or looking for something that feels watching a rom-com movie: Not the world’s greatest piece of art, but a fun escape from reality that leaves you feeling good. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Emotional, Romantic, and Beautifully Written *by C***A on January 22, 2026* This story captured longing, timing, and fate in such a relatable way. I loved the slow burn and emotional depth, and it felt genuine rather than overly dramatic. A wonderful choice for romance readers. ## Frequently Bought Together - One Day in December: Reese's Book Club: A Novel - The Midnight Library: A GMA Book Club Pick: A Novel - In Five Years: A Novel --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.vn/products/92316584-one-day-in-december-reeses-book-club-a-novel](https://www.desertcart.vn/products/92316584-one-day-in-december-reeses-book-club-a-novel) --- *Product available on Desertcart Vietnam* *Store origin: VN* *Last updated: 2026-04-24*