No personal experience but since I didn't know what a 'Mini Snow Bush' was, I checked the botanical name. Seems it's Breynia nivosa. Info at the link says it needs 'moderate to bright' light so I should think it needs to be as close to a window as possible whilst avoiding hot sun. Not many plants can cope further into a room where there's little light.

Here is a link that might be useful: Breynia nivosa.

Yes, I have had one for over 5 years and love it's delicate nature and growing habit; I have trimmed mine like a miniature tree. I decided on a whim to put the cuttings in water and was so happy to see how readily they rooted. They need relatively moist soil, and I have always kept mine in a south facing window, so I water a lot or don't put in a clay pot that is not sealed. They say to feed once a month...I've been a bit relaxed with that. Very forgiving; if it dries out it will loose tips with leaves.

I just repotted it for the second time, and it is almost two feet high. I think I have a picture. Great specimen plant. My cuttings have been put in a small forest grouping and I am going to bonsai it. I had lost the name of it, and finally found it! Breynia disticha - Snow Bush. It is one of my all time favorite house plants (I live in NYS)