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Heartstopper: Volume Six

Pages
416
Published
2026
Language
English

Synopsis

The sixth and final volume of Alice Oseman's bestselling graphic novel series. Nick and Charlie's story reaches its conclusion as the boys, now older, face the future together — navigating university plans, growing up, and everything that comes with a first love that has lasted. A warm, hopeful close to the series about love, friendship, and being yourself.

About the author

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Alice OsemanYoung Adult · Romanceb. 1994

Alice Oseman is a British author and illustrator of young adult fiction, born on 16 October 1994 in Chatham, Kent. She published her debut novel, Solitaire, at nineteen, and followed it with the standalone novels Radio Silence, I Was Born for This and Loveless, alongside the novellas Nick and Charlie and This Winter. In September 2016 she began posting Heartstopper, a webcomic about two boys at an English grammar school, which she both writes and illustrates. Hachette Children's Group acquired the print rights in 2018 and published it as six graphic novels between February 2019 and July 2026, when the series concluded. Oseman was writer, creator and executive producer of the Netflix adaptation, which ran from 2022 to 2024 and closed with a feature-length film in 2026. She was named Illustrator of the Year at the 2023 British Book Awards.

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Characters

Charlie SpringProtagonist

Half of the central couple, bidding to become head boy as the series closes.

Nick NelsonProtagonist

Half of the central couple, preparing to leave for university.

All characters in Heartstopper: Volume Six

Frequently asked questions

  • Does this volume conclude the entire series?

    This book serves as the final installment of the graphic novel series, bringing the narrative arc of the main characters to its conclusion.

  • How does this book relate to the earlier novella Nick and Charlie?

    The events in this volume expand upon the timeline established in the novella, moving slightly past the period covered in that story to provide a definitive ending for the characters.

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