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So I might be 15 books behind schedule for my reading challenge this year, however, I can't wait to share my thoughts on the three books I was able to read in the past month.
From the outset its just a great thriller for Young Adult readers out there who is looking to get into the genre without getting something to gorely or hard to read. I can see why this did well as its capturing all the elements of what teenagers went through at High School and also tackles what some teenagers have I suspected gone through in the United States when they have lost friends.
So I might be 15 books behind schedule for my reading challenge this year, however, I can't wait to share my thoughts on the three books I was able to read in the past month. Pretty Little Liars (Pretty Little Liars #1)
by Sara Shepard
In the exclusive Philadelphia suburb of Rosewood, Alison is the Queen Bee of her elite seventh grade hive. BFs Aria, Hanna, Spencer, and Emily vie for her attention, even as each of them hides a hideous secret only Alison knows. So when Alison goes missing after a slumber party, never to be seen again, each girl is heartbroken, but also a little relieved. Now it is three years later, and though the four girls have grown apart, they are each still hiding something. Artsy Aria is carrying on an affair with one of her teachers, fashionista Hanna shoplifts to accessorize her trendy outfits, blue-blood Spencer is sleeping with her older sister’s boyfriend, while straight-A Emily is trying to ignore her attraction to a new female classmate. When the girls begin receiving threatening text messages and emails that from someone known only as "A," they must confront the fact that against all odds, it appears Alison is back. Could Alison still be alive? And if so, why is she so determined to uncover all their dirty little secrets?
Review
5/5
From the outset its just a great thriller for Young Adult readers out there who is looking to get into the genre without getting something to gorely or hard to read. I can see why this did well as its capturing all the elements of what teenagers went through at High School and also tackles what some teenagers have I suspected gone through in the United States when they have lost friends.
This is a great drama that I have to say I was finding myself unable to stop reading. Its not the same as the show which I sort of enjoyed. I have found myself far more interested in seeing what the rest of Sara's series is like. Check back with me to see how I get on with the rest of it. I can't wait to share my thoughts.
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Kristal McKerrington
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