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Here’s what Nevermoor character you love the most to says about you:

This is for entertainment purposes only, im not trying to offend anyone by this im just really bored and obsessing over Nevermoor. Again.

1) Morrigan Crow - you probably have family issues. You are a kind of person who has inside jokes with themselves and enjoys it. You had a Mitski phase. Or you still do. You have a small group of people that you trust with your life. You are probably a bit morbid. You are a night owl yet you love mornings. A high achiever. Go rest. You dont tend to express your opinions, others have to ask whats on your mind. You prefer peaceful surroundings. You cant stand the dirt in general and probably take way more showers trough the day than necessary. Amazing intuition. Your favorite subjects is history or any kind of social study.

2) Hawthorne Swift - you are very loyal and optimistic. You sleep with the socks on. You study for the test only if its about the stuff you are interested in, the rest of your grades are probably good because of your friends that get u out of trouble. You tend to get distracted a lot. You say your thoughts out loud and your inside voice does not like to cooperate with you. You let your intrusive thoughts win. People are drawn to you and children love being around you. You own the chaotic neutral genre. You take PE seriously. You were biting other kids when you were younger. You give the best hugs.

3) Cadence Blackburn - you are actually very emotional but would rather sit naked on a hot grill than let someone know. You sideye everyone. You love reading and you love walking around the forest. You either love rain or hate it no in between. Both cat and dog person. You love wearing rings and styling your hair. You use sarcasm to the point where people cant tell if you are being sarcastic or not. People think you are annoyed by them but you are actually happy to spend time with them. Good at keeping secrets and hiding stuff at general.

4) Jack - you are annoyed easily and you dont care if it shows. You enjoy studying and politic discussions. You play a music instrument or have played at some point or you really want to. Amazing sense of humor. For all of your closest friends you have thought that they were annoying and you couldnt stand them at first. You like to tease others. A bit arrogant but a good heart. A great listener with a lot of patience. You hate when others ask you to repeat what you have just said and every time it happens u take a second while staring at the wall and taking a deep breath before talking again. Responsibleoldersiblingcommunity.com

5) Jupiter North - you are a fan of 80s music. You are very optimistic and people are naturally gravitating towards you. You read people like an open book that was written for 5 year olds. You like making jokes about others but you can take a joke about you. People are scared when you get angry. Patient. Mother of the group. You like dancing in the rain and talking to strangers. One of the greatest students but nobody cant figure out how is that possible. You love traveling and trying out new things . Getting out of the comfort zone isnt a problem for you. You drink milk straight out of the carton, partly because it pisses others off and partly bc it keeps you from spilling it Born leader. A heart of gold. Chaotic. People think u say everything out loud but you dont. Others find you very comforting. I love you.

6) Ezra Squall - dark humor™. People cant tell when you are actually joking and try their best to stay in good terms with you. Clean freak. You love children. Unhealthy perfectionist. You dont study a lot but you have amazing grades. U enjoy listening to Crystal Castles and low vibrational music. Ambivert. You. Have. Style. You are able to predict things before you see the outcome. You do stuff for yourself and you think that the end justifies the means. You never explain yourself unless really necessary. You leave people on seen just for fun. Rule maker or breaker usually the first. You know your way with words and people. Unique person.

I hope you enjoyed this, comment if you guys want part 2!!

Stay wundrous xoxo

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#lumberjack #into the woods #hatches #woodworking #woodcut #forest #bearded man #woodland #hachette #green #naturecore #cottagecore #countryside

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I don't read a ton of books about science or scientists, but Katie Spalding's book, Edison's Ghosts: The Untold Weirdness of History's Greatest Geniuses (BOOK | KINDLE | AUDIO), which was released in May, is easily one of the most entertaining books I've read in the past couple of years.

When you're sitting down to read a book by someone with a PhD in mathematics, you don't expect it to be fun from cover-to-cover, let alone flat-out funny. In fact -- and I know that the fine folks at Hachette won't be able to use this in a blurb -- but Dr. Spalding's book is fucking hilarious! And that description is especially fitting because Katie Spalding had to have set some sort of record for creative profanity in a book primarily about science and scientists, an achievement that only makes Edison's Ghosts more entertaining by the chapter.

Speaking of chapters, I can't do justice to Dr. Spalding or Edison's Ghosts -- which was published in Harding's native UK under the even better title of The Limits of Genius: How Some of the World's Greatest Minds Were Surprisingly Stupid -- with a couple of quick paragraphs, so I'm just going to share some of the actual titles of the chapters of the book from the table of contents so you can get a hint of how amazing this book truly is:

1. The Mathematical Cult Leader Pythagoras, and His Incredibly Stupid Death 2. Confucius Was an Ugly Nerd with Low Self-Esteem 3. Never, Ever Hire Leonardo da Vinci 4. Galileo Utterly Fails to Read the Room 6. When René Descartes Got Baked 10. Émilie du Châtelet Cares Not for Your Social Mores, and She Will Fight You in Her Underwear to Prove It 13. Lord Byron, the Patron Saint of Fuckboys 16. John Couch Adams Ignores His Mail, Loses Neptune 18. Charles Darwin: Glutton; Worm Dad; Murderer? 20. Sigmund Freud Used Cocaine So Much He Thought Numbers Wanted to Kill Him 21. Arthur Conan Doyle Gets Pranked So Hard He Claims Fairies Exist 23. Real-Life Supervillain Nikola Tesla Takes the Term 'Pigeon Fancying' a Bit Too Literally 24. Marie Curie Defies All the Odds to Accidentally Poison Both Herself and Thousands of Strangers 25. Albert Einstein: Public Nuisance, Love Rat 29. Yukio Mishima and the Shortest, Gayest Fascist Coup in History 30. NASA Forgets about Women, Toilets and the Metric System

And those are just SOME of the actual chapter titles. If you don't want to read Edison's Ghosts: The Untold Weirdness of History's Greatest Geniuses after that taste, you're as big of an idiot as many of history's geniuses, as Katie Spalding so colorfully reveals in this brilliant book, available now from Hachette Book Group's Little, Brown and Company

#Books #Edison's Ghosts #Katie Spalding #Edison's Ghosts: The Untold Weirdness of History's Greatest Geniuses #Hachette #Little Brown and Company #Hachette Book Group #The Limits of Genius #The Limits of Genius: How Some of the World's Greatest Minds Were Surprisingly Stupid #Book Suggestions #Book Reviews #Book Recommendations #Science #Scientists #Genius #Geniuses #Biographies #Scientist Biographies

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Famous Five Art Nostalgia – Publishing Overview

Introductory post

When I started this series of posts a few months ago, I only had the vaguest idea about the various editions of the Famous Five books that existed over the years in France. The most well-known editions are those from the “Bibliothèque Rose” collection from publisher Hachette – ask anyone on the street (born in the last millennium) and it is probably what they have in mind. But through my searches on the second-hand market – both physical and online – I discovered several additional publications, and even the “Bibliothèque Rose” collection itself saw several variations over the years, giving us a plethora of cover art and inside illustrations to enjoy. Read on to get an overview of the publishing history of the Famous Five books in France (and French-speaking Switzerland)!

The French publisher, Hachette, was founded in 1826 by Louis Hachette as a bookshop and publishing company, first specialising in schoolbooks. In the 1850s, Louis Hachette opened several bookshops in railway stations and started to diversify his offer with serialised novels, travel books and magazines. In 1853, he signed a partnership with the Countess of Ségur (still famous to this day in the world of children’s literature) and subsequently founded the “Bibliothèque Rose” collection (lit. “pink library”) three years later, focused on books aimed to children aged 6-12. 150 years later, Hachette is now the first publishing company in France, and the “Bibliothèque Rose” collection still exists, although it has known many changes over the years.

The first Famous Five book was first published in France in 1955, under the simple title “Le Club des Cinq.” The French publisher did not follow the original English publishing order, and instead chose to publish in priority the books which, I assume, were deemed to garner most traction at the time. The first six books published in France have their original editions in a collection named “Ségur-Fleuriot” (thus named as an homage to two female writers whom Louis Hachette had been working with). These books were pocket-sized, with a hard cover, black-and-white illustrations, and a full-colour dust jacket.

“Ségur-Fleuriot” collection – From left to right:

#02 Five Go Adventuring Again / Le Club des Cinq (1955, ill. Simone Baudouin);

#03 Five Run Away Together / Le Club des Cinq contre-attaque (1955, ill. S. Baudouin);

#04 Five Go to Smuggler’s Top / Le Club des Cinq en vacances (1956, ill. S. Baudouin);

#06 Five Go On Kirrin Island Again / Le Club des Cinq joue et gagne (1956, ill. S. Baudouin);

#07 Five Go Off to Camp / Le Club des Cinq va camper (1957, ill. Paul Durand);

#08 Five Get into Trouble / Le Club des Cinq en péril (1957, ill. S. Baudouin).

(Note: The numbers starting with # correspond to the original English publishing order.)

From what I can gather – even if I find it odd because it doesn’t sound commercially sound – the next books benefitted from a double first edition: one in a collection called “Nouvelle Collection Ségur” with a soft cover, and the other in the above-mentioned “Bibliothèque Rose” with a hard cover. As far as I know, both these editions featured the same inside illustrations, although I have never seen a copy of a “Nouvelle Collection Ségur” book, so I cannot be absolutely sure of this. The red-coloured artwork featuring on the “Nouvelle Collection Ségur” covers were re-used (in black) on the inside title pages of the “Bibliothèque Rose” editions.

“Nouvelle Collection Ségur” – From left to right (in addition to the first six books which joined this collection at some point):

#10 Five on a Hike Together / Le Club des Cinq en randonnée (1958, ill. S. Baudouin);

#12 Five Go Down to the Sea / Le Club des Cinq au bord de la mer (1959, ill. Aldo de Amicis);

#09 Five Fall into Adventure / Le Club des Cinq et les gitans (1960, ill. Jeanne Hives);

#11 Five Have a Wonderful Time / Le Club des Cinq en roulotte (1960, ill. J. Hives);

#13 Five Go to Mystery Moor / La locomotive du Club des Cinq (1961, ill. J. Hives);

#14 Five Have Plenty of Fun / Enlèvement au Club des Cinq (1961, ill. J. Hives);

#16 Five Go to Billycock Hill / Le Club des Cinq et les papillons (1962, ill. J. Hives);

#01 Five on a Treasure Island / Le Club des Cinq et le trésor de l’île (1962, ill. J. Hives);

#18 Five on Finniston Farm / Le Club des Cinq et le coffre aux merveilles (1962, ill. J. Hives);

#19 Five Go To Demon’s Rocks / La boussole du Club des Cinq (1963, ill. J. Hives);

#17 Five Get into a Fix / Le Club des Cinq aux sports d’hiver (1964, ill. J. Hives);

#05 Five Go Off in a Caravan / Le Club des Cinq et les saltimbanques (1965, ill. J. Hives) [not featured];

#20 Five Have a Mystery to Solve / Le Club des Cinq et le vieux puits (1966, ill. J. Hives) [not featured];

#21 Five Are Together Again / Le Club des Cinq en embuscade (1967, ill. J. Hives).

If you count carefully, the 6 books from the “Ségur-Fleuriot” edition added to the 14 books from “Nouvelle Collection Ségur” make for a total of 20… out of 21 from the original English series! Where is the last book?? Well, the missing book (namely #15 Five on a Secret Trail / Le Club des Cinq se distingue) benefitted from a higher-end edition called “Idéal-Bibliothèque,” featuring a larger-size format, hard cover, better-quality paper, a dust jacket, and more numerous illustrations. A second book joined this upgraded edition a year later.

“Idéal-Bibliothèque” collection:

#15 Five on a Secret Trail / Le Club des Cinq se distingue (1961, ill. J. Hives);

#08 Five Get into Trouble / Le Club des Cinq en péril (1962, ill. J. Hives).

The “Bibliothèque Rose” editions, featuring hard covers, 4 to 6 full-page colour art, and several black and white illustrations, are the most well-known to this day.

“Bibliothèque Rose” original editions from 1958 to 1967, featuring artwork from the four original illustrators

(Note: Covers sorted according to the original English publication order, as it is very difficult to pinpoint the exact French publishing order due to the many re-editions.)

The series became wildly popular and benefitted from several re-editions, some of them with new cover art produced by the then-current illustrator, Jeanne Hives.

Some “Bibliothèque Rose” re-editions from 1965-1969, featuring new cover art by Jeanne Hives

The 1970s saw a renewal of the “Bibliothèque Rose” collection with the arrival of illustrator Jean Sidobre who, over the next 15 years, produced numerous covers for all 21 books and, in time, produced the full set of inside illustrations. In these newer editions though, the number of full-page colour illustrations was reduced to four due to economic constraints.

Various cover art by Jean Sidobre from 1971 to 1985

(Note: The third cover for '#03 Five Run Away Together / Le Club des Cinq contre-attaque' is not from Sidobre but from another illustrator, called Annie-Claude Martin.)

Back in the early 1970s, thanks to the series’ popularity, some of the books were published in a larger size format featuring several more colour illustrations and some black and white ones. These editions were respectively called “Galaxie” and “Vermeille” and were both illustrated by Jean Sidobre. Some of the art is the same as in “Bibliothèque Rose” above, and some is new. You will notice that the two books from the “Galaxie” edition are also part of the “Vermeille” edition; my guess is that they started these upgraded editions as “Galaxie”, but for some reason decided that “Vermeille” was better, and so they fitted the first two books into the developing new collection – as far as I can figure out, the contents of these two books are the same under “Galaxie” and “Vermeille”, the only difference being the cover art.

“Galaxie” collection:

#02 Five Go Adventuring Again / Le Club des Cinq (1971, ill. J. Sidobre);

#21 Five Are Together Again / Le Club des Cinq en embuscade (1972, ill. J. Sidobre).

“Vermeille” collection:

#18 Five on Finniston Farm / Le Club des Cinq et le coffre aux merveilles (1973, ill. J. Sidobre);

#21 Five Are Together Again / Le Club des Cinq en embuscade (1974, ill. J. Sidobre);

#02 Five Go Adventuring Again / Le Club des Cinq (1974, ill. J. Sidobre);

#01 Five on a Treasure Island / Le Club des Cinq et le trésor de l’île (1975, ill. J. Sidobre);

#17 Five Get into a Fix / Le Club des Cinq aux sports d’hiver (1975, ill. J. Sidobre);

#09 Five Fall into Adventure / Le Club des Cinq et les gitans (1975, ill. J. Sidobre);

#04 Five Go to Smuggler’s Top / Le Club des Cinq en vacances (1975, ill. J. Sidobre).

The 1980s saw a drop in “Bibliothèque Rose” sales as kids were moving from books to TV and video games. To boost sales, the publisher made several changes to the look and format of the books, and the original text was sometimes abridged.

In 1988, as sales continued to fall, and to save money, Hachette changed its “Bibliothèque Rose” hardbacks to a softcover pocket format. The inside colour illustrations disappeared and the black and white ones decreased in number (re-using former art from Sidobre). On the upside, these editions saw a series of new cover art from a different illustrator, Yves Beaujard, whose art style on these covers is very similar to Sidobre’s, which leads me to think that this was a requirement from the publisher who wanted a certain consistency between Beaujard’s cover art and Sidobre’s inside illustrations.

From 1988 to 1992, the whole series benefitted from new cover art by Yves Beaujard (with the exception of ‘Le Club des Cinq au bord de la mer’ and ‘Le Club des Cinq et les papillons’, which re-used former art from Jean Sidobre)

(Note: As far as I know, ‘#03 Five Run Away Together / Le Club des Cinq contre-attaque’ was never included in this edition.)

In the 1990s, a series of new cover art was produced by Paul Gillon, with the same general layout as the previous edition. The inside black and white illustrations are either former art by Sidobre or new art by Anne Bozellec.

Cover art by Paul Gillon from 1991-98

In 2000, Hachette celebrated the new millennium with a new style for its “Bibliothèque Rose” collection, featuring a hybrid format between hardback and softback adorned with a glossy aesthetic. The inside illustrations are the same as the previous editions, by Sidobre or Bozellec.

Cover art by Philippe Munch and Jame’s Prunier from 1999-2004

(Note: As far as I know, ‘#10 Five Go on a Hike Together / Le Club des Cinq en randonnée’, ‘#11 Five Have a Wonderful Time / Le Club des Cinq en roulotte’, ‘#12 Five Go Down to the Sea / Le Club des Cinq au bord de la mer’, ‘#17 Five Get into a Fix / Le Club des Cinq aux sports d’hiver’ and ‘#21 Five Are Together Again / Le Club des Cinq en embuscade’ were never included in this edition.)

In the mid-2000s, the morality police made their way through the books, resulting in watered-down translations and some title changes. Frédéric Rébéna did a series of new cover art. The inside illustrations all but disappeared, only featuring as small vignettes at the opening of each chapter.

Cover art by Frédéric Rébéna from 2005-11

In the 2020s, the series changed from “Bibliothèque Rose” to “Bibliothèque Verte” collection with new cover art by Auren.

Similar to “Bibliothèque Rose,” “Bibliothèque Verte” (lit. “green library”) was another historically popular collection from publisher Hachette, initially aimed toward a teenage male readership, while “Bibliothèque Rose” was leaning toward a younger and female audience. Nowadays, the line between what is deemed appropriate reading material for boys or girls has thankfully blurred and both collections are now thematically oriented, “Bibliothèque Rose” focusing on humour/emotion and “Bibliothèque Verte” on action/adventure. Hence the marketing decision that caused the Famous Five series to lose its historical pink palette.

Cover art by Auren from 2019-21

And that’s a wrap for the main French editions! But there’s still a few more to go through.

First is France Loisirs, a book sales club to which you can register and you will receive a certain number of books each month. I do not know if the whole series was ever fully published by France Loisirs; the visuals that you will find below are all that I could find. The books are hardbacks with a dust jacket and without any inside illustrations. From what I could gather, they were published from 1975 to the early 1980s. The illustrator is called J.P. Morvan and, if you look closely, often took inspiration from earlier “Bibliothèque Rose” illustrations by Jean Sidobre.

“France Loisirs” edition from 1975-82 with cover art by J.P. Morvan

In the 1990s, France Loisirs published another batch, re-using cover art by Paul Gillon from the contemporary “Bibliothèque Rose” edition. I’m a bit fuzzy on the exact dates, but these were published from the early to mid-1990s to around 2000. I do not know anything about the books themselves, but I can assume that they contain only plain text without any inside illustrations.

“France Loisirs” edition from the 1990s featuring art by Paul Gillon

Last on our exploration of “Famous Five” French publishing is actually not French at all! But I’m including it in this post because it uses the same French translations as Hachette.

This particular edition is from a publisher named “Edito Service SA, Genève”, which you may have guessed is from Switzerland. I don’t have a lot of information about its history and only learned about its existence because some of these books made it through the border into France, and from there onto the online second-hand market. The books each contain 5 illustrations by Umberto Nonna (3 black and white and 2 full-colour), and they come both in softback and hardback formats. They were published in 1981-82.

“Edito Service” edition from 1981-82 (softbacks)

“Edito Service” edition from 1981-82 (some of the hardbacks)

(Note: Despite what the above pictures suggest, all the hardback covers have the same dark green background.)

Thank you for your attention, and see you soon!

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We’ve now truly come to the end of this deep-dive into Famous Five French publishing.

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Jeanne Hachette High School in Beauvais, Picardy region of northern France

French vintage postcard

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1940 ZIS 101A & 1946 ZIS 110 Sedans

Both models are 1:24 scale and are issued by Hachette Models. They are from their Legendary Cars of Russia Series.

#1:24 scale #diecast #hachette #1940 #zis 101a #zis 110

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#chuck wendig #hachette #internet archive

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Bunnies talk about book publishers

#cucumber quest #cq #cucumber #almond #princess nautilus #nautilus #peridot #eggplant #penguin random house #hachette #harper collins #macmillan #simon and schuster #the cat in the hat #the color of money #bart simpson's guide to life #the simpsons #first second publishing #book publishers

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Literatura y comics: La saga “Heartstopper”

Alice Oseman es más que la hacedora de una historia de amor que ha fascinado a nuevas (y no tantas) generaciones, al punto de convertirse en best-sellers trasladados con similar aceptación al formato televisivo. Nacida el 16 de octubre de 1994 en el pueblito británico de Chatham, se graduó en Literatura Inglesa en la Universidad de Durham en 2016. Para ese entonces ya había publicado sus novelas “Solitaire” (2014) y “Radio Silence” (2016), adonde ya comenzaba a desarrollar los temas que proseguirían en su obra posterior: enfermedades mentales, problemas de alimentación, sexualidad, amistad, etc. El libro le granjeó las primeras alabanzas y recibió el premio Silver Inky en 2017; luego le seguiría “I Was Born for This” (2018), pieza inmediatamente anterior al trabajo que de daría fama mundial y en la cual trata el tema de los clubes de fans.

“Heartstopper“ fue, en principio, una tarea autogestionada. Un trabajo que vio la luz con los medios de Oseman en 2017 hasta que Hachette la publicó un año más tarde y llegó al público latinoamericano por V&R Editoras en el 2020 pandémico.

Cuatro volúmenes (habrá un quinto y último en 2023), una novela y dos ediciones especiales han sido material necesario para meternos de lleno en la relación de cuentos de hadas de Charlie Spring (que ya aparece en “Solitaire”) y Nick Nelson, dos chicos que coinciden en un mismo colegio e inician una amistad que provoca comentarios, adhesiones y rechazos entre sus allegados. Además de la historia principal, los fans pueden encontrar en cada libro algún material adicional que la enriquece notablemente.

Heartstopper 1 (Heartstopper Volume 1, 2018):

El primer tomo contiene los dos episodios iniciales, en los que Charlie y Nick se conocen en una clase en la que, tras ser ubicados juntos, inician una relación que sorprende a todos porque, mientras el primero ya atravesado una etapa de bullying por su homosexualidad, el otro es una figura imponente que descuella en el rugby. Tan bien se llevan que el mismo Nick comienza a replantearse si lo que siente por su nuevo amigo es simpatía o algo más.

Heartstopper 2 (Heartstopper Volume 2, 2019):

Un sólo capítulo continúa la historia y, en él, Nick es prácticamente el protagonista. En esta entrega, el muchacho indaga sobre su sexualidad, si ésta se define como gay o bisexual. Conoce a los amigos de Charlie, que, dada la poco feliz experiencia anterior, lo miran con recelo; a su vez, la celebración del cumpleaños de éste lo lleva a conocer a sus propios amigos, que no le tratan con el debido respeto. Entre otros materiales adicionales, el libro incluye una pequeña historia sobre Tara y Darcy, amigas de Charlie.

Heartstopper 3 (Heartstopper Volume 3, 2020):

Ya está. Nick y Charlie son novios. El tema es a quién decírselo y a quién callar, porque, a pesar de todo, la amenaza del bullying sigue latente. Mientras tanto, llega a casa David, el universitario y molesto hermano mayor de Nick, y la clase a pleno se va a París de viaje de estudios. Allí, Nick descubre que la aflicción de los ataques de homofobia padecidos por Charlie le dejó serias consecuencias para su salud mental. El libro también incluye una pequeña historieta sobre Tao, uno de los mejores amigos de Charlie, y Elle, la chica (transexual) que le gusta.

Heartstopper 4 (Heartstopper Volume 4, 2021):

En este tomo, en el que se incluyen dos capítulos, Charlie y Nick comienzan a experimentar que el amor es más que besos, abrazos y palabras cursis. Charlie se debate entre decirle o no a su padre, que los visitará pronto, sobre su bisexualidad mientras intenta desesperadamente ayudar a su novio a enfrentar su problema de anorexia y a “salir del closet” sobre este tema con sus padres. El camino a la sanación total (si la hubiera) será sinuoso para ambos. Además de la historia principal, como es ya costumbre, también hay un “minicomic” dedicado al Sr. Ajayi y al Sr. Farouk, profesores de los protagonistas.

Heartstopper para colorear (The Heartstopper Colouring Book, 2020):

Saca al artista que llevas dentro y ponle color a tus personajes favoritos en este libro muy especial.

Nick y Charlie (Nick and Charlie, 2020):

Como una sorpresa inesperada, Alice Oseman nos brinda aquí una novela que continúa la historia de amor entre Nick y Charlie, narrada por ambos. Su relación ya lleva dos años, la escuela está a punto de terminar para Charlie y es hora de comenzar a planificar el futuro. Por primera vez, en una pareja tan estable como la que comparten asoma la primera gran crisis debido a la inminencia de la partida del mayor de ambos a la universidad. Miedos e inseguridades ensombrecen a Nick, que teme insostenible la relación a distancia que se verían forzados a sostener cuando ya no pueda visitar a su novio para jugar al Mario Kart, pasar la tarde, sacarse fotos o acurrucarse en la cama.

Heartstopper El anuario (The Heartstopper Yearbook, 2022):

En un regalo invaluable para los fans de la saga, Alice Oseman ofrece una verdadera y muy colorida guía sobre el universo que rodea a Nick y a Charlie: pasa revista a la cronología de su creación, nos cuenta sobre su experiencia a la hora de imaginar a los personajes, da un panorama completo sobre cada uno de ellos y hasta te cuenta como dibujar a Nick y a Charlie. Sencillamente Imprescindible.

Heartstopper 1 (Heartstopper Volume 1, 2022)

Probado el éxito de la serie de Netflix, se relanzó en 2022 el primer tomo con una imagen de los protagonistas, Kit Connor y Joe Locke. Aquí, las versiones en castellano e inglés.

Heartstopper 5 (Heartstopper, Volume 5, 2023):

Se publicará este año y finalizará la historia.

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