Connection to the book Perfect A pretty little liars novel

The book Red Ridding Hood is the same as Perfect A pretty little liars novel because the main character in Red Ridding Hood Valarie is trying to find out who killed her sister as in Perfect, Spencer, Aria, Hanna, and Emily are also trying to find out a murder. 

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This picture is significant because it represents the girls at a funeral.

"Aria had hoped she and her old friends might reunite, especially since they'd all recieved notes from A" page 26 Perfect A pretty little liars novel

The quote "Aria had hoped she and her old friends might reunite, especially since they'd all recieved notes from A" is significance because Aria also thought A was Alison, but she was wrong so she had to tell her friends and the said that they all had been recieving messages from A. If Aria hadn't told her friends then they wouldn't be talking to each other. Aria and her old friends were meeting at a playground when they found out that they were all getting messages from the same person. The only reason why Aria thought that A was Alison was because she only secrets about her.

"Spencer needed to talk to someone-it wasn't like she could talk to her parents about Ali, Toby, or the terrifying notes she'd been getting from the evil stalker who was known simply as A." page 15 Perfect A pretty little liars novel

The quote "Spencer needed to talk to someone-it wasn't like she could talk to her parents about Ali, Toby, or the terrifying notes she'd been getting from the evil stalker who was known simply as A" is significance because Spencer thought that Ali was A. Spencer thought Ali was A because she only knew secrets about Spencer. Spencer didn't want to tell her parents because she thought that somehow Ali was going to show up and everything was going to be normal. If Spencer told her parents then they would have gotten mad at her and wouldn't talk to her for a long amount of time.

"The night she disappeared had been strange-she'd been hypnotizing them and had run out of the barn after she and Spencer had a stupid fight about the blinds and just... never came back" page: 11 Perfect A pretty little liars novel

The quote   "The night she disappeared had been strange-she'd been hypnotizing them and had run out of the barn after she and Spencer had a stupid fight about the blinds and just... never came back" is significance because this is when Alison went missing. From the night Ali went missing the girls were all worried but they thought that Ali was with her hockey team or at home with her family. Ali's mom started calling all the girls to ask about Alison but they all said that they didn't know were she went when she got mad at Spencer during there sleepover. Spencer saw a shawdow when Ali left that night and she got scared that she didn't want to tell Hanna, Aria, or Emily.   

"Sometimes they'd see Ali's screen name online but when they tried to IM her, she wouldn't respond." Page:6 Wicked A Pretty Little Liars Novel

This is an important quote because some people would want to kill her if she wouldn't answer an IM. This is suspicious because one of the persons would have killed her but if her friends knew who the person was then they would have told the police who it was. They would be one step away of finding out who Alison's murder is. I think  Spencer, Aria, Hanna, and Emily won't find out who killed Alison. If they find out who killed there friend Alison then they would have to testify against the person.      

"Don't you just want to kill her sometimes." Pg.5 Perfect A Pretty Little Liaes Novel

The quote "don't you just want to kill her sometimes" is significance because the main characters are trying to find out who killed there best friend Alison. Spencer Hastings is one of the best friends and she was the one who said "don't you just want to kill her sometimes." The four best friends still don't find out who killed there best friend but there are some suspicious people. The people that are suspicious were the ones that hated Alison or were jealous of her.    

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I really like how the author starts the story with a question. Once I start to read I think about the question. I would like to change how the author has a preview of the next book at the end of the story. I wonder why the author starts with a question. I would recommend the book to 9th and 10th graders.