Just to make her smile

'Shut up, Harry, and read your entrails.'

Beautiful. Simply wonderful. I can;t put it into words how much I loved this.

Write more soon!

Sorry for the short review, I have work to do!

Thanks for the story, and Happy New Year!

~Maria~

YAY FOR HOLIDAY FLUFF!  I really like this story (and it's companion).  In the end when you describe the snowman with glasses like Harry's and a Gryffindor scarf it made me think of a Fanart I've seen, though I can't remember the artist's name.  I don't know if that was a coincidence or not but it helped form a picture in my head.

And thanks for recommending some Hot-Coccoa, it was good!

I loved it when Harry saw the initials with the heart on the tree.

Great job!

ooooh this was cute. I loved the whole idea of winter and Weasleys. This line particularly struck me as insightful. "Harry felt the butterflies thrash around in his stomach. When Hermione was in a philosophical mood she tended to talk about moments. She said that sometimes, there is a space of time where it is so obvious that a choice has to be made, that something must be said, or not said, that your whole body can feel it."

I found the initials an interesting note. Though I almost think that Harry might not have dismissed it that easily..or, maybe he would. I am not sure. I almost think he might have thought about it a moment longer. But it was quite cute as it prequaled the kiss. Well done. ~Megs

I've just finished reading your story and I wanted to say thank

you; for making me smile.

I like this piece very much.  I agree with the Weasley clan in their attitude to snow, so the sense of wonder and clean new beginnings that a snow-covered landscape can evoke came through pretty strongly for me from Ginny's appreciation. 

Your scene between the two of them in the woods was very nicely done.  I think that it would stand up well without Harry finding Lily and James' initials, though.  I thought that one element just a bit out of place with the rest of the scene.

Thanks for sharing.  This was a nice reminder of just how magical winter can be.

Awww!  Cute, fluffy, and fun, just the way a winter's scene should be.

Robert

yep I smiled.  :-)