Pretty Little Liars: Connections and Questions

In my book Pretty Little Liars, there are many connections in the real world to make to this book.  One example would be the fact of all the mean, and anonymous users.  There are sites in real life where kids go on anonymous accounts and cyber bully other innocent kids just like them.  Usually, they don't even have a reason, maybe just jealousy... which brings me to a question about my book.  I wonder why this "A" is attacking these girls? Is he/she jealous or did the girls do something to them in the past?  It's exactly like what happens in real life if you think of it.  Ya, you may say someone acting like a dead girl to attack innocent... or not innocent girls.... is crazy, but really, this same thing is happening in our society today in different forms and that's a huge problem.  Another question I have is how this anonymous user knows so much about the 4 girls?  And how long have they been watching them?  It's actually a pretty creepy concept to think about.  I predict in the next book of the series, I may find out some more about A's intensions but I won't find out who a is.

Pretty Little Liars: End of Book Summary

The end of this book kind of leaves you hanging a TON.  In the end, when the Rosewood police find Ali's body, proving that she is dead, they have a funeral for her.  all of rosewood is invited because her mother thought that is what Ali would want.  Aria, Hanna, Emily, and Spencer obviously all go to the funeral.  they can't believe that Ali is dead because who else would be sending them the anonymous A texts? Those text messages from A were the slightest hope for the four girls that maybe... just maybe Ali was still alive and her whole death was a practical joke she had been playing on them. At the funeral, the four girls were asked to sit together by Ali's mother.  This was a little awkward for them since they still hadn't really talked at all since Ali's dissapearance. The tension between the four girls was weird... all of them sad and them all being together... without Ali... made them feel weird.  It was the end of the funeral and the four girls had seemed they almost bonded over Ali's death.  They were all standing together after the funeral outside.  When suddenly officer Wilden, Rosewood's policeman, came up to the four girls telling them they were going to bring them in for questioning on Ali's death.  They were definitely worried because of "the Jenna Thing" and worried theyd find out.  "The Jenna thing" happened in 7th grade when all five of the girls wanted to pull a prank on Toby Cavanaugh, Jenna Cavanaugh's step-brother for just being a "creep."  They kind of blew up his shed and didn't realize that Jenna was inside.  Not him.  This whold thing had blinded Jenna for life.  They found out later that Toby had seen them and didn't tell anyone.  In my opinion, I was thinking maybe he was trying to hold it over their heads, threaten them with the situation.  The four girls when being questioned the first time, when Ali had just dissapeared, they were asked f there was anyone that had anything against Ali, but they said nothing because then they would most likely get in trouble themselves. In the very end, they all get the same message from A saying "I'm still here."  It is really mind boggling considering Ali is supposed to be dead.

The theme of the book Pretty Little Liars is "learn who is most trustworthy in your life".  In this book the girls are bullied by A who knows all of their secrets so they must have told SOMEBODY in their life.  maybe this A person has links to other people that know the girls' deepest darkest secrets and maybe A is having them tell them the secrets for money.  You have to know who to trust in life or else sooner or later everyone will know about everything in your life.  Say you meet a new friend and she is super sweet and caring and never talks bad about anything so you tell her a few secrets about your family problems you really wouldn't want anyone to know. Then the girl goes to another friend of hers and tells her everything.  Then THAT girl tells a bunch of people... and so on. 

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But also in this book, another common theme would be to be careful what you do and make sure no on is watching.  This seems a little creepy but it really applies to this book in general.  The girls not only told all their secrets to people and lie, they also do dumb things and don't look out for who is watching them... like A.

Pretty Little Liars: Characters

There are four main characters in my book Pretty Little Liars by Sara Shepard.  There names are Hanna, Spencer, Aria, and Emily.  In the beginning of my book mostly all of them were one way and then in the end they were either totally different or totally the same.  Their was also a character named Mona who wasn't exactly a "main" character but a very important one.

Hanna Marin, in the beginning of the book was kind of a typical "popular" girl who was mean, but also drop-dead gorgeous.  She had tons of money but decided to be a thief for the fun of it.  she stated it gave her thrill.  She had a best friend named Mona, who was all the same.  Both of them, when Ali was alive, were losers who nobody wanted to hang with.  the only difference was that Hanna was friends with Ali and loved and adored her and Mona hated Ali's guts because Ali would torment her and bully her.  Hanna had forgotten about all her other friends to live the "popular" lifestyle with Mona.  In the end of the book, they are all the same except Hanna has been brought together again with her old friends from a mysterious person A, that has been messing with them and they are trying to find out who it is.

Spencer Hastings, another of the four main characters, starts off as an obidient, perfect student, that does everying and anything perfectly and has one of the highest GPA's in her class. She was vice president of the school.  In the end of the book, she ofcourse, bonds with her old friends again over Ali's dissapearance, and now she is not so obidient and her grades are falling since she spends so much time trying to find out who this "A" person is. 

Aria Montgomery, just moved back to Rosewood after a year in Iceland.  She has totally reinvented herself and is now "Icelandic Aria" who is not afraid of anything, super confident, smart, and gorgeous.  She ultimitely stays the same throughout the whole first book except she loses some of her confidence because of this A person bringing her down and her trying to find out who they are with her friends that she is reunited with. 

Emily Fields is an all-star swimmer in the beginning of the book who is extra obidient to her parents and never gets in trouble.  She was like the model child.  I think she changed the most out of everyone in this book because at the end she has quit swimming, and never listens to her parents and smokes, drinks, and she is a totally different person.  She also is reconnected with her old friends and is in a search to find A.  Emily is the most affected by A in this book because a has the most dirt on her and she is more of the weakest link. 

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My book, Pretty Little Liars by Sara Shepard is about 4 best friends whose best friend, Allison Dilorentis, goes missing.  The four main characters are; Spencer, Emily, Aria, and Hanna.  In 7th grade, they had a best friend Alison who brought them all together. She was flawless, popular, and everyone loved her even though she could be super mean.  In the summer before 8th grade, Alison went missing and was never found.  Aria moved to Iceland, Hanna who had been the nerdy girl was now  the most popular girl in school, Emily was a swimming all-star, and Spencer was an academic all star.  Aria moved back after a year and everything was different.  None of the four best friends who had shared some of the deepest, darkest secrets with were even remotely close, the were more like strangers.  All the girls had assumed Alison was dead until they started getting mysterious messages with things in them only Alison knew and they were all signed off with an A.  An A for Alison.  These messages bring the girls together for the search for A.