Solitaire
Fiction | Novel | Published in 2014
392
Novel • Fiction
England • Contemporary
2014
14-18 years
Solitaire by Alice Oseman follows Victoria "Tori" Spring, a teenager navigating school life and dealing with depression. She discovers an anonymous blog called Solitaire that orchestrates complex pranks at her school. The story explores themes of friendship, mental health, and identity as Tori bonds with new friends and strives to understand Solitaire's motives.
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Reviews for Alice Oseman's Solitaire highlight its compelling portrayal of teenage life and mental health. The raw, introspective narrative and realistic characters resonate with many readers, particularly the protagonist's journey of self-discovery. However, some critics feel the plot is slow-paced and the secondary characters underdeveloped. Overall, it’s praised for its authenticity.
Solitaire by Alice Oseman will captivate readers who enjoy realist, character-driven narratives exploring teen angst, identity, and mental health. Comparable to John Green's Looking for Alaska and Rainbow Rowell's Fangirl, its introspective protagonist resonates with fans of authentic, emotionally nuanced young adult literature.
130,191 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
392
Novel • Fiction
England • Contemporary
2014
14-18 years
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