Stunning - Sara Shepard

Tittle: Stunning

Series: Pretty Little Liars

Author: Sara Shepard

Genre: YA, contemporary, realistic, mystery, thriller

Pages: 306

Publisher: Harper Teen

Format: Paperback

Time to read it: 4 days

Language: English

Rating: 4/5

Pretty Little Liars is a series that follows four friends: Hanna, Aria, Spencer and Emily whose friend, Ali, disappeared years ago. After their friend’s body is found they start being stocked by someone name A who seems to know everything about them, especially al the secrets only their friend Ali used to know. The series turned into an ABC Family / Freeform series, which is about to wrap up on the oncoming year.

Emily’s worst nightmare came true, since she will have to face Gale and what happened to the baby she decided not to give to her. Aria will discover something about Noel’s father that will hurt her boyfriend’s happy family. Spencer has been accepted to Princeton, and she will have a tour coming that will show her that A is everywhere not just in Rosewood. And last but not least Hanna regrets what happened with Mike and now more than ever is decided to gat him back.

Stunning was a really fast paced and nail biting book, as most of the books in the series. The girls are totally lost on who A is and they have a lot of enemies that could be behind it. Therefore when Gayle appears out of nowhere everything points at her. However, A is more difficult to find than what they think. In my opinion, these girls are so easy to manipulate and it is not because they have such important secrets but because they are so secretive about them. If they would have came clean about what happened in Jamaica they would not be in the position that they are now. It seems as these girls do not learn about their past mistakes. Nonetheless, that is not what I find odd in this series; what I find difficult to believe is that their boyfriends and families do not suspect anything specially since now they have the background history of what happened with the other A.

To conclude, Stunning was not a disappointing read at all. I really enjoy reading this series and I really recommend it if you have watched the series. Both go in really different directions and the series will not spoil the books neither the books will spoil the TV series.

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