Tag: #prettylittleliars
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After the shocker of Ali reappearing and the Liars nearly dying, they are really in the need for someone on their side. But Rosewood isn’t inclined to give these girls any breaks. The media is now dubbing them the Pretty Little Liars (title drop!) and putting out polls that they helped Ian escape and worse-…
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The girls are playing a dangerous game but at least it seems like they are getting closer to the real killer(s). Buuuut we’re only halfway through the arc so who knows how they misinterpreted A’s cryptic clues this time. At least New A is having her fun destroying the girls’ personal lives because they’re too…
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Last we left off the liars, everything was almost picture perfect. Sure Aria and Hanna’s families are in major shake ups due to a new pregnant step mom and new step-family respectively. And Spencer has permenantly tarnished her golden girl status by revealing her cheating scandal to the Golden Orchid board. And Emily is alone…
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This super special takes place in the winter break between Unbelievable and Wicked, allowing the Pretty Little Liars to have some holiday fun. As this is four novellas in one, it is a surprisingly wholesome with happy endings for all. Well. . . as happy as things could be in Rosewood with the new A…
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Wow, what a ride but it was worth it as we find out who A is and seemingly find out Ali’s killer. When we last left the liars, they were all at their lowest points: Emily is sent to flat land Iowa, Aria’s homeless, Spencer’s plagerism is exposed and she pushed Melissa down the stairs…
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This book is just insane and I mean it in the case of a certain Pretty Little Liar.
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I’m back my pretties with the second book of the Pretty Little Liars series. Like I said before, someone was taking their sweet old time reading and returning it. Anyway, I sped through it and it suspensefully takes off from the cliffhanger Shepard left in the first book.
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Big warning here. Technically this book is a prequel and chronologically takes place before the first book. But it came out after #13 or something and reveals quite a few things, and by reveals, it changes how you view what came before. So spoilers ahead.
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*I have never seen the tv show so these reviews won’t be influenced or confused by the television events. Sara Shepard’s debut series of the sleepy little town of Rosewood, Pennsylvania sparks one of the twistiest teen intrigues of the early 200s. You see, Rosewood is a town full of secrets harbored by the prettiest…
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