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Average rating4.6
2.5 stars but rounding up to 3
better than volume 2 and 3 but still.... I said I wasn't going to read this volume and just leave it off at volume 3 but I got this for my birthday and its quick to read so why not?
I think Alice oseman isn't for me. I hated radio silence and that turned me off from reading her other novels but not this series because its a graphic novel and its quick and easier to read. Not sure if its worth my time to read anymore of her other books.
I liked that this went into mental health some more. Not everything can always go the best way and it was dealt with and written really well as usual.
Hermoso. Ame. No lo lean si no tienen a mano el 2 porque el final amerita seguir leyendo de forma urgente.
Super tierno, lo leería 15 millones de veces.
Ok but Tori is such a queen.
Also the mental health stuff is 10/10 it hit very close home but is so important to talk about.
i <3 this series so much and cant wait for the next one. it really made me aware of things like eating disorders and it's just such a cute but educative story
Darker than the previous volumes (even got wee tear from this old, cold-hearted reader) but still with a focus on recovery and support. Sad that there will be only one further book but Oseman is probably right not to stretch it too far for fear of breakage. I can always revisit Nick and Charlie again, in these pages and when they crop up in Oseman's other works.
Nick, Charlie and the Paris Squad are so cute!!! I loved the representation of the characters.
The discussion about mental health was also so important (I cried)
Definitely my favourite in the series so far. It brings me a deep sense of joy that this is what a lot of teens read and I'm happy that this book represents things as well as it does. I loved the happy fluffy vibe it has. I definitely ended up with a crush on Nick myself.
Such a sweet series, this is precious.
Gonna read volume 5 when it's available in my country soon.
< Nick and Charlie 3tw: eating disorders, self harm, ocd love how the series just gets progressively better and better:). it's so much more than a contemporary gay romance. it deals with sensitive topics and feelings of teenagers in such a beautiful way. I've read [b:Radio Silence 25322449 Radio Silence Alice Oseman https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1448470869l/25322449.SY75.jpg 45055773] by [a:Alice Oseman 7789423 Alice Oseman https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1603122242p2/7789423.jpg] and loved it, so I'm not surprised with the author's ability to write about mental health in such a raw and real manner but also somehow making it extremely simple to understand. she's incredible at it! i love her writing for the same reasons.this volume in particular dealt with eating disorders, self harm and ocd. nick and Charlie's journal entries were so heartwarming please:') i want the next volume right now :((also if you're reading this review and haven't read this series, you should definitely pick it up rn. they'll get you through a slump since they're very fast reads and will leave you smiling:)))