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The story is great, very suspenseful and intriguing. I started this series because I had seen the TV show based on it and I had heard that there are some major differences between the two. The only reason I gave it four stars is because the books are written for a much younger age group. I started watching the show, which is meant for older audiences (older teens and up), when I was in my mid to late twenties, but the books feel like they are written for younger teens so I had a hard time fully enjoying it. I actually gave up on reading it eventually. It's great for younger pre-teens and tweens, but if you're older and want to read it because of the TV show, just be aware that the writing style is not as adult-like as the show.


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Pretty Little Liars Pretty Little Liars Book 1 Sara Shepard Books Reviews

It’s been three years since the night Alison went missing leaving Aria, Spencer, Emily and Hannah on their own. Alison was the glue that held them together and without her the girls drifted apart moving off on their own paths. Each girl has spent the last three years changing while Aria really had the chance to find herself in Finland, and Hannah lost all the weight to be the hottest girl in school. While Emily has worked hard at swimming and is already being watched by scouts and Spencer is focused on academics being better than her older sister.

Alison was known for knowing a lot more than most about the girls and when start showing up only things that Alison knew the girls start to question what happened to her. Someone knows more about their lives and is threating to reveal all their secrets. The girls are wondering if Alison has returned after all this time gone. The case has long been cold but a new lead may just change everything.

We have four points of view a little insight from each girl who happens to each being dealing with her own share of problems. I didn’t have a favorite girl who I was able to connect with like I did on the show but that could be because it’s only been a week in the book.

I’ve been on the fence since I watched the first season of the TV show on ABC family. I recently got into a little chat about who could possibly be A on the TV show and decided to give it a shot. First off the girls don’t look like they do on the show and it kind of irked me a bit. It was interesting to see how it played out in the book and I honestly think it works better. I like that we get to see an insight into each of the girls lives and found it interesting that while it’s different from the show some things still are the same. Pretty little Liars is a YA mystery that mixes a coming of age story entwined with romance and tragedy. The author had done a great job of weaving a captivating story. I’m curious to see how the series plays out and I very well may read the rest of the books they are quick and fast paced reads.
This is one of those series that I really wish that I had read before I watched the television show. The reason I say this is because the show and the actresses have spoiled me. I envision the actresses from the show when I read the book and find myself slightly disappointed when they act differently.

I still really enjoy the book and the in-depth story. We get to learn a little more about Alison, I think, and I've heard that the television series goes really differently compared to the books. Based on that, I'm very curious about what happens in the future books. I can't wait to read further into the series and see where they lead.

Also, am I the only one that's crazy over the covers?

Rating 3 Stars
Characters Aria and Hannah.
I bought a book expecting the basic literary elements of character, plot, conflict, resolution...but all I got were the characters! This novel does not stand alone...it is basically a complete introduction to the next novel. Basically a marketing ploy to make readers buy more books than they have to. Waste of money!!!!
Pretty Little Liars by Sara Shepard is one of the best YA stories that I have read so far in this new year. I admit I binge watched the TV show first before reading the books. Neither one was a disappointment. What I am almost ashamed to admit is that I finished this book in one day.
Each of the main characters got equal time in the story. The dialogue was believable. The only thing I had an issue with that almost took me out of the story was all the high end fashion labels that was name dropped throughout the whole book. Yes, we get it the Liars love their high end stuff.
If you like YA stories packed with mystery, action, and drama then this is the book for you. I would recommend it to those who like this genre. I give it 4.5 Platypires.
The story is great, very suspenseful and intriguing. I started this series because I had seen the TV show based on it and I had heard that there are some major differences between the two. The only reason I gave it four stars is because the books are written for a much younger age group. I started watching the show, which is meant for older audiences (older teens and up), when I was in my mid to late twenties, but the books feel like they are written for younger teens so I had a hard time fully enjoying it. I actually gave up on reading it eventually. It's great for younger pre-teens and tweens, but if you're older and want to read it because of the TV show, just be aware that the writing style is not as adult-like as the show.