Book Review: Liar by Justine Larbalestier

[TheShutupanddance]

what is the historical / cultural setting? like what year has it taken place? (the story)

[EllenDegeneres100]

Nice review :)

[elhondureno23]

You should read city of bones.

[flyingwithpaperwings]

this was a really good book i read it in January or whatever and i'm just now seeing what other people think lol it is a psychological thriller like you said and you want to believe her so bad but she has this uncanny way of knowing how to make it seem so real and like the answer to everything but yet completely unbelieveable at the same time ^.^

oh yes and Graceling was awesome too XD

[WriteNowBlogger]

I really enjoyed Graceling; I don't think you'll be disappointed. I also read Fire, which I liked even more than Graceling, so check that one out if you like Graceling.

[XMileyLoverXSummarX]

I read the how to ditch your fairy book! It was pretty good! I give it 4 stars! LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!

[gmed2]

Loved ur review. Havent read "Liar" yet, so glad u didnt give any spoilers! :) Love YA fiction, so give up the great work! Have u read "Shiver" or "The Lovely Bones"?

[YOUMUSTNOTKNO]

loved gracling idk if i want to read fire or not seeing as its not a continuation its just set in the same world i loved the characters in graceling to much. im reading city of bones right now its soo good :)

[TeenBookReviewer]

i sent you a pm did you get it and good review i liked it

[bfmate22]

I enjoy books that are wtitten almost backwards. It makes the story exciting. I might look for this one.

Great review, as always:)

I want to wish you the best of luck tomorow!

[microwave1232]

Me too!

[tmpfan2]

I love movies like that, with the ending at the start and we get to see it progress and already know how it is going to end.