Conceal Don't Feel (Disney: A Twisted Tale #6)

by Jen Calonita

257 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 1, 2026

About the author

Hi Goodreads!
I'm Jen Calonita, a MG and YA author who loves what I do because it lets me connect with all of you (and no, I wasn't intending for that to rhyme!).

I've been writing ever since I can remember, but it was fourth grade when I put my "three wishes" for a genie down on paper. They were:
#1. Buy all the Cabbage Patch Kids in the world and give them away for free (because apparently that was how I rolled).
#2. I wanted a mansion, limo, lake house, pool and speed boat (still sounds quite nice).
#3. I wanted to be an author for young readers, which I am!

I love writing novels for teens (and for savvy grown ups who know that YA rocks at any age). My first series was "Secrets of My Hollywood Life" and it followed a teen star named Kaitlin Burke who struggled with the fame game. I have also written the stand-alone novels Sleepaway Girls, it's companion book, Summer State of Mind and the Belles series.

I've been writing middle grade too and am having so much fun with my series Fairy Tale Reform School! The fourth book in this series about a school run by former villains is called Tricked and will be out March 2018. Ever wonder what it would be like if your parents got a job with someone like Taylpr Swift? My other middle grade series, VIP, follows super fan Mackenzie Lowell as she tours with her favorite band, Perfect Storm.

I promise to give book updates here, and on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, or my website. I hope I hear from you!

xo
Jen

Reviews

[Aristide]

This is my second dip into the twisted tales series and it was pretty good. This felt a bit too much like the movie tho. I wish it had diverged even more. Especially the ending, as it was just a beat for beat retelling of the ending of the movie. I also didn’t love how many quotes I noticed that were pulled directly from the script. I did enjoy the new village, family, and life of Anna and I quite enjoyed the greater characterization of her with her love of baking and really making her and Elsa’s bond matter with the little time they spent together. I really enjoyed being in Elsa’s head the most tho. The movie focused heavily on Anna and just seeing what went on in Elsa’s head made me appreciate her more. The point in the timeline where the movie and novel diverge, the events in the troll’s valley, was so refreshing and I love the way it was explained. Overall I enjoyed this novel, I read it all in one sitting. I can’t wait to read another twisted tale!