This book is front-loaded with classics, by which I mean that my favorites in the entire thing are probably the first two ones. Though that's not to say that anything that comes after is subpar, but more of a reflection of how good and interesting the book is right out of the gate. It's about a young woman who spends her Christmas with a Dinosaur. Despite this audacious concept and all the sci-fi lore drops, it's actually remarkably small scale and soft in tone. Rosanna and Tirion have both stuck with me since I finished it, which is very rare for short story characters, who tend to be ephemeral at best. I had a blast with this one, and I'm not just saying that because the author is probably looking over my shoulder as I write this. Great stuff.