It filled me with all of the warm and fuzzy feels and has definitely made its way onto my comfort reads list. Overall, this series was a quick read but absolutely adorable. My only complaint is that the storyline was a little disjointed at times, but that might be because I am not quite used to reading graphic novels yet. I really liked the art style and the pacing of the story. I loved Bitty, and watching the relationship that forms between him and Jack is a delight. Hockey is a very team-oriented sport (from what I know about it), so the team dynamic is a significant part of a hockey story, and Check Please! nails it.
What I loved about this series is how much it focuses on the relationships between the characters.
Over his 4 years, he makes lifelong friends, bakes endless pies, and even finds love with one of his teammates. Check, Please Series Book 1 (years 1-2) Shelve Check, Please Book 1: Hockey Book 1 Shelve Check, Please: Year One Book 2 Shelve Check, Please: Year. The series follows Eric “Bitty” Bittle, an openly gay blogger with a baking obsession, and his 4 years at Samwell University on the hockey team. Check Please! did not disappoint, and I think I might officially be a fan of graphic novels. I’m not usually a graphic novel person, but I heard great things about this series, and it was recommended to me after reading Heartstopper (which I loved), so I thought I would give it a shot.
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