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Heartstopper: Volume Four contains extensive discussions and portrayals of mental illness. Overall, the story has an optimistic spin and a focus on recovery and healing, though there are darker moments in order to portray the realism of living with mental illness. If you are triggered by any of the below topics, please proceed with caution.
 
Heartstopper: Volume Four contains extensive discussions and portrayals of mental illness. Overall, the story has an optimistic spin and a focus on recovery and healing, though there are darker moments in order to portray the realism of living with mental illness. If you are triggered by any of the below topics, please proceed with caution.
  

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Heartstopper: Volume Four
Cover of Heartstopper: Volume Four by Alice Oseman
Author(s) Alice Oseman
Published May 13, 2021
Publisher Hodder Children's Books
Genre(s) Contemporary
Romance
Age group Young Adult


Heartstopper: Volume Four is a contemporary romance graphic novel series by Alice Oseman that started out as a webcomic in September 2016, following Nick and Charlie first seen in Solitaire. It is the fourth book in the Heartstopper series.

Trigger Warnings

Author-Provided Warnings

The following content warnings are listed on the author's website:

Heartstopper: Volume Four contains extensive discussions and portrayals of mental illness. Overall, the story has an optimistic spin and a focus on recovery and healing, though there are darker moments in order to portray the realism of living with mental illness. If you are triggered by any of the below topics, please proceed with caution.

  • Anorexia - portrayals of restrictive eating behaviour and other discussions around eating disorders, with a focus on anorexia.
  • Self-harm - references to incidents of self-harm (though there is no on-page self-harm)
  • Psychiatric ward - a character stays briefly in a psychiatric ward and has an overall positive experience there.
  • OCD - brief discussions of OCD symptoms.
  • Therapy, including a brief discussion of trauma.
  • Brief references to past bullying.

Additional Trigger Warnings

  • Anxiety
  • Biphobia
  • Depression
  • Homophobia
  • Transphobia (mentioned)

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