HEARTSTOPPER VOLUME FOUR

I am not a book person and i hate to read book but this book is so good my said give a try. I said I don't like it but he force me to read and after I open the first page is look boring and quit but he said go turn the page and I turn and read the few words and I was hooked and I completed the book in 3h and I loved it and ordered the all book at one If you are not a book person and give it a try you may like it or not is upto you to decide. I really loved the book

This series- Heartstopper has all my heart. From writing, the graphics, the exploration and the relationships shared between the characters💫💫💫 Unlike the initial books (first two), the third book hint on some cues for sensitive topics- eating disorders, anxiety, loneliness are some of the explored themes. This book explores it further. It is beautifully written, portrayed capturing the feelings involved for the person suffering and those around them. The author does a brilliant job in addressing these topics sensitively. Overall, it is a brilliant read and worth binging🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

I'd been waiting for this new vol to come up and finally it came. Must say, I really loved it as much as I loved the previous volumes.

Love the story, it's very cute and warm. I wish the story was lil longer. Can't wait for volume 5. Ni

The binding is great, pages are fine. The cover plastic is a little damaged. But I guess that doesn't really matter.😶‍🌫️

No piece of fiction has tackled mental issues, love, LGBTQ+ stories the way Alice does. This will tug at your heart, and the fill you with hope.

I love it you guys should buy it .

This is by far the best Heartstopper book because it is not just a fluffy romance novel, it is much more than that and deals with actual problems like homophobia and mental illnesses. Charlie Spring suffers from eating disorder and OCD. Nick does his best to help Charlie but soon realises that romantic love doesn't cure mental illnesses. We can be there for the person but the person has to discover their own journey to recovery. Charlie learns that apart from a partner, we need other people too, like parents, siblings, friends and therapy, to recover and that recovery is always possible, and not a straightforward journey. Nick tries to come out to his dad and deal with his bully of a brother. We also see the background stories of the supporting characters like Tara and Darcy, and Charlie's sister Tori, a beach trip, the lead pair longing to see or talk to each other while one of them is on vacation with family, confessions of love and the support of friends and family. Totally a wholesome book only to make me eager to pick up volume 5 soon.