First published 2014

Solitaire

by Alice Oseman

Solitaire is Alice Oseman's debut novel, first published in the United Kingdom by HarperCollins in July 2014, when she was 19. Sixth former Tori Spring investigates Solitaire, a group pulling pranks at her school; Charlie Spring and Nick Nelson of Heartstopper first appear here.

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2
First edition
Harper Collins, 2014
First published
HarperCollins, United Kingdom, 2014

The first edition of Solitaire by Alice Oseman was published by Harper Collins in 2014. We track 2 editions.

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Osemanverse
Characters
Tori Spring
Genre
young adult fiction

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Editions recorded
18 on Open Library, 9 in English
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Articles in 1 language

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The first edition of Solitaire by Alice Oseman was published by Harper Collins in 2014.

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