Books by Sara Shepard
language
English
review 1: I've read every pretty little liars book in the series and this one is definitely my favourite. I think it's because it's from Alison's POV and you get to see into her world and learn how she dies. I also think this book was the best because there was none of these stupid plot tw...
language
English
review 1: This series follows a privileged group of teenagers through their days at Rosewood day. Each girl has their secrets, each dealing with a difficult problem. This book by having so many characters, deals with nearly every major issue teen girls have. The books jump around alot, of...
language
English
review 1: I had high hopes for this book when I started it, I was let down almost immediately. It just feels incomplete, like she could have included so much more information than she did. I guess that's how Summer felt when every one kept so much from her during her life but it made the s...
language
English
review 1: I loved the television series and decided to give the books a try. I love how each chapter is from a different perspective and how the plot is laid out to suck you right in. As the books continue, they get more and more complex and intriguing. They can be a little cheesy at times...
language
English
review 1: Ok, I love this TV series... It's juvenile, shallow and a complete waste of time, but I love it! The books are quite different from the show, but still have that same addictive quality. I will undoubtedly continue on through the series at some point. My biggest complaint... Book ...
language
English
review 1: I actually only red three out of the-- what, seven?-- book series, but I never lost interest in the characters. I continued to follow the intriguing tale of Aria, Spencer, Hanna and Emily in the ABC Family TV series. Like most TV series based off book series, the show took some p...
language
English
review 1: The cover was scary and the novel started as the cover looked, sort of superficial and very "American". I was not enthused but as the book went on it became more and more serious in it's subject matter. Initially there was no real discussion of the issues the characters faced and...
language
English
review 1: Set between Unbelievable and Wicked, the book is told from the point of view of the second "A", Alison DiLaurentis, as she spies on the girls during their Christmas vacation. The novel is divided into a series of four short stories, with each one focusing on the exploits of a spe...
language
English
review 1: In the past five months, I have read four books about high school scandals. There must be something in the air that has turned so many people's attention to these events. Of course bullying is in the forefront of everyone's mind these days and I think that many of these books do ...