People Person follows Dimple Pennington, a twenty-something just trying to keep her life from unraveling when her four half-siblings, people she barely knows, suddenly reenter her world. Thanks to their charming yet unreliable father, Cyril, these siblings grew up apart, connected mostly by name and rumor. But when one chaotic night pushes them together, they find themselves navigating a version of family none of them expected.
 

With warmth, wit, and a whole lot of heart, Candice Carty-Williams gives us a story about imperfect families, unexpected bonds, and the beautiful messiness of figuring out where you belong. The characters feel real, the humor lands, and the emotional moments offer depth without ever feeling heavy. It is an easy book to fall into after a long day.
 

This is our “lite” holiday pick, not because the themes lack meaning, but because the story itself is comforting, engaging, and wonderfully human. It is the perfect companion when you want something enjoyable that does not demand too much from you, yet still leaves you feeling connected and warm.
 

What truly elevates People Person is its relatable, lived-in charm. Carty-Williams captures the awkward, funny, tender moments that define real relationships, especially the ones we never asked for but somehow end up needing. It is a reminder that family can be found, chosen, or discovered by accident, and that sometimes the most unexpected connections are the ones that stay with us.