The Lost Ticket by Freya Sampson is a sweet story that will put a smile on your face. The characters are intriguing and the story is one that has a theme of perseverance. If you enjoy books with multigenerational friendships and a heart-warming message, this is one to watch for. Continue reading
Category: Publishers
Publishers of books that have been reviewed on The Candid Cover.
The Christmas Clash, Suzanne Park
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
Book Review: The Bodyguard, Katherine Center
The Bodyguard by Katherine Center is a heartwarming book that has lots of humour and a great message. If you enjoy a fake dating trope, then this book is definitely one to add to your list. It is jam-packed with enjoyable characters and warm fuzzies. Continue reading
Somebody That I Used to Know by Dana Davis
Somebody That I Used to Know by Dana Davis is a heartfelt read about second chances. Following ex-best friends who reunite, this one contains a childhood bucket list, plenty of descriptions of music, and two main characters who transform throughout the story. While I thought that some of the dialogue feels a bit outdated, this is still an entertaining read, and fans of realistic contemporaries with complex relationships will enjoy this one. Continue reading
Iona Iverson’s Rules for Commuting, Clare Pooley
Iona Iverson’s Rules for Commuting by Clare Pooley is a fun and uplifting novel that will give you pause. The concept is interesting and the characters are very relatable. This is classic Clare Pooley and fans of her other books will love this new contemporary. Continue reading




