Pretty Little Liars

By: Sara Shepard

Narrated by: Cassandra Morris

#1 New York Times bestselling series

The first book in the #1 New York Times bestselling series that inspired the hit ABC Family TV show Pretty Little Liars.

In ultra-trendy Rosewood, Pennsylvania, four beautiful girls are hiding very ugly secrets. High school juniors Spencer, Hanna, Aria, and Emily have grown apart since their best friend Alison DiLaurentis went missing three years ago. But now someone is sending them anonymous notes, threatening to reveal their darkest secrets. There’s only one person who knows that much about them, but Ali’s gone . . . isn’t she?

Full of unexpected twists and shocking revelations, this is the first book in New York Times bestselling author Sara Shepard’s compelling Pretty Little Liars series.

Not the same as the TV show

I unfortunately wasn't a fan of this book. I expected something similar to the TV series, but it wasn't. As a 30-year-old woman, I enjoy the show, but the books are a little young for me.

I liked the Show better.

The narrator's voice is pretty high-pitched so kind of annoying, but story line is good. I hate the music in the background at the beginning and the end. It's harder to focus on what the narrator is saying.

meh

I love pretty little liars however audible could have found someone who’s can actually do a proper accent and voices that the listener can tell apart.

Well done

Good plot good characters & character development keeps you interested. I like the time period kf 2000s and the mentions of iconic designer fashion

drama story but...

The story is giving me that early-to-mid-2000s video I so missed as a kid, oddly enough. The story warnings, tho are Eating disorders, an age gap relationship with two of the main girls, and the fact of cheating before anyone buys the audiobook. Now the story is going back and forth with each main character, with a great world-building around the fact of who is who and what's going on. My criticism isn't with the story itself, but the one who is reading the book, they sound way too young, and I mean too young, to play the part of a teenager closer to senior/junior year old high school in my opinion. If the story had been read by someone else, I felt like it would have been better while listening to it, as I am listening to these books while drawing or working.

now with the story criticism because it's a old book and I don't want to spoiled anything much, I am point out I didn't like the age gap between the teacher and student, same with the girl and the sister's bf who is clearly in College where the girl was in highschool (giving more benefit of the doubt here because she maybe 18 and it's stated she is getting ready for college most likely she is a senior.) now with the Eating Disorders, it going into details what happened, just saying this as a heads up.

overall I did like the story for a drama feels, I am going to listen to book 2 later on tho.