locdbooktician's review against another edition
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
2.5
..."She wants to be perfect..."
I honestly do not know how to review book 4. Unfortunately two of the PPL have been put in physical danger by A. Things in the book reveals a lot of things about A and who A is. This book like the others also continues to hint that Alison D., may still be alive. In this book Hannah struggles to regain her memory. Spencer struggles with her memory and morals. Aria struggles with her parents secrets and the consequences of that. Emily struggles with self acceptance and perception.
Ezra.... noooo (that's all I can say without spoiling it).
The boys/men in book 4 continues to be the weakest link. Mike continues to blame Aria (also a child) as to why their family is experiences hardships. Ian continues to be a predator and has links to A. We are still not sure how Spencer judges with is morally right or not, especially when it comes to her sister's property or things involving her sister. We learned more about Moana and her unlikely alliance. We learned Jenna and layers to accident that cost her her vision.
Also Sean is NOT to be trusted at all. I knew he was a jealous snake in the grass.
These teenagers throws the word "love" around too much in my opinion. The love they think they have is toxic and harmful.
I honestly do not know how to review book 4. Unfortunately two of the PPL have been put in physical danger by A. Things in the book reveals a lot of things about A and who A is. This book like the others also continues to hint that Alison D., may still be alive. In this book Hannah struggles to regain her memory. Spencer struggles with her memory and morals. Aria struggles with her parents secrets and the consequences of that. Emily struggles with self acceptance and perception.
Ezra.... noooo (that's all I can say without spoiling it).
The boys/men in book 4 continues to be the weakest link. Mike continues to blame Aria (also a child) as to why their family is experiences hardships. Ian continues to be a predator and has links to A. We are still not sure how Spencer judges with is morally right or not, especially when it comes to her sister's property or things involving her sister. We learned more about Moana and her unlikely alliance. We learned Jenna and layers to accident that cost her her vision.
Also Sean is NOT to be trusted at all. I knew he was a jealous snake in the grass.
These teenagers throws the word "love" around too much in my opinion. The love they think they have is toxic and harmful.
Content Warnings
Moderate: Sexism, Sexual harassment, Abandonment, and Ableism
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