Wicked, by
Sara Shepard, is the fifth book in the unbelievable
Pretty Little Liars series. A's identity revelation should've helped the girls right? Wrong. They have more problems then ever. Aria's attracted to her Mom's new boyfriend and he to her. She's thinking of moving to her dad's to escape his constant attempts of flirting. Lets not forget Hanna, her obsession with being the queen of the school is at its full peak. She befriends Kate, Naomi, and Riley, her recent enemies. But when she finds out Kate is planning something against her, Hanna might spill some dirty secrets. What will Daddy say? Spencer's dealing with the consequences of cheating on her Golden Orchard essay. Not only that, but now there are news that she might've been adopted! Too bad her mother never told her not to believe everything she hears! It seems Emily is getting the break, she has a new boyfriend! If only these girls remembered, in Rosewood, someone is always watching...
As always, I loved this book! It seems that every book I read by Sara Shepard is amazing! Those poor girls never seem to get a break! I was completely shocked by Hanna in this book and I'm dying to read the next one,
Killer! Sara Shepard has an amazing writing style that I prefer over other books. Every chapter is a different girl's life. Seeing the story from different points of views makes it even more interesting and detailed! Also, you get to see what each of them is thinking rather than just one person! I would recommend this book to anyone who likes the television series or overall mystery! You won't be disappointed!
Reviewed by Kristine K, grade 9
Casa Verdugo Branch
Comments
This book has a lot of build-up suspense that still does not get fully answered even in the end. After reading book five of the sequel I felt that the plot has been getting dragged out a lot and nothing dramatic seems to be happening. However, A is still a relevant character that I enjoy reading about and trying to figure out who it is. If I was going into this book I would say to prepare for a slower read but it still has some new added information to the plot which is vital.
Reviewed by Anashe B., Grade 10
Montrose Library