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Juvenile fiction
Published01 janvier 2019
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About the author

Alice Oseman

Author

Alice May Oseman is an English author and illustrator of young adult fiction. She secured her first publishing deal at 17 and published her first novel Solitaire in 2014.

Heartstopper

by Alice Oseman

Juvenile fiction

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