Radio Silence: TikTok made me buy it! From the YA Prize winning author and creator of Netflix series HEARTSTOPPER

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Can I assume that someone will have done something with that crazy bitch of a *coughs* mother that Aled and Carys were forced to have? I also think the explanation for the main dilemma throughout the story ended up being too simplistic for the sake of plot and conflict, so it didn’t quite pay off the climax that the book was amping up. you see the book cover, look into her eyes, now you have my photo, look into my eyes, it's same, it's fucking same!

But we were sitting under the streetlamps and Aled was shaking in my arms and this was real, this was happening. Thankfully Frances could persuade her to seek him out and the moment she realized her mother was destroying Aled she became the lioness I wanted her to be!This is also a book that teens will not be talking about in ten years because none of it is of their time.

This book is for all my fellow sarcastic, goal-oriented overachievers with unreliable self-esteem, oddly specific obsessions, and unrealistic dreams. So when the fragile trust between them is broken, Frances is caught between who she was and who she longs to be. I don’t think you deserve to,” said Carys, and I could feel the inaudible gasps of everyone in the room. For more details, please consult the latest information provided by Royal Mail's International Incident Bulletin.He didn’t want to go to university and he was drowning in despair, which got more and more apparent with every episode he made. What I’m trying to say is that this book is timeless because it speaks to every teenager and young adult that ever went through adolescence. It is one of the only books I have ever read that truly captures what it is like to be a young adult in this generation.

When they got to know each other and started to work on “Universe City” I was so happy for them but the more Aled’s mother and the fandom of Radio interfered, the more their friendship got under attack. Or maybe it’s simply in the mood of the book, the desperate plea, throughout every page, to have someone listen.

When Aled's identity as the creator of Universe City is uncovered by obsessive fans as a result of mistakes made by Frances, their friendship falls apart. The main reason why I’m not rating this 5 stars is because despite the content being very well done, I do not think the writing or prose is anything spectacular. When she finds out the creator of it, Aled, is the guy who lives across the road from her she ends up becoming really good friends with him and the two's worlds kind of collide.