Absolutely gorgeous illustrations and I loved reading the fairy tales from another lens. The way they were woven into Tien and his mother's lives was beautiful and I teared up several times. 

Just so lovely.

The preschool teacher in me is forever a sucker for a great children's book- and this is a great children's book.

With the ridiculous year the NHL has had with banning pride tape and then immediately giving in when pressed about how idiotic and backwards that was, I was so excited to find a book that is what hockey claims it is- accepting and open to all.

The story is darling and the illustrations are gorgeous. A really fun, meaningful book about the love for one sport bringing so many diverse kinds of people together. I love this one.

Every Heartstopper book just feels like catching up with students I have watched grow up and it's just a lovely experience to see all these characters maturing and figuring things out. 

It's always a pleasure returning to these characters, and I enjoyed this volume just as much as the others. Growing up and figuring out what you want to do for the rest of your life is just incredibly relatable, and throwing in all the other things these characters have going on? It's very fun to see them becoming confident in figuring things out.