Reviews of Young Adult Fiction on The Candid Cover YA Book Blog.
How to Excavate a Heart by Jake Maia Arlow puts a Jewish twist on the classic Christmas enemies-to-lovers story. With dog walking, fossils, and a relatable main character navigating her first year of university, this one has so much to love. Fans of Hallmark movies will not want to miss this entertaining holiday read. Continue reading
The Do-Over by Lynn Painter is a take on the Groundhog Day concept that is so engaging that I finished it in a single sitting. Set during a disastrous Valentine’s Day, this one contains a fair amount of chaos and a main character who really changes as she is forced to endure the same day over and over again. Despite the concept, this one never feels repetitive, and it is perfect for fans of short and sweet rom-coms. Continue reading
Young Adult (YA/Teen) sci-fi novels are perfect reads for people who love all things science fiction! The best YA sci-fi books are all on our ultimate list. This list of new and best teen YA sci-fi books has something for everyone. These are some amazing young adult science fiction books you need to read. They feature lots of action and exciting adventures. Find the best that this genre has to offer on our YA sci-fi books list. We recommend you read them all! Continue reading
Young Adult (YA/Teen) mystery thriller books are perfect reads for people who love a great suspense novel! The best YA mystery thriller books are all on our ultimate list. This list of new and best teen YA mystery thriller books has something for everyone. It is definitely one genre to die for! So get yourself cozy and see how many of these books will keep you guessing. We recommend you read them all! Continue reading
The Christmas Clash by Suzanne Park is a Christmas rom-com that combines a family rivalry with a fight to save the local mall, all set during the holiday season. I loved the social themes the author tackles, including the importance of malls, although I would have liked to see even more Christmassy elements in the plot. This is a great book for younger YA readers looking for a more casual holiday read. Continue reading