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My sister has read this and said it was a very good book, would love the chance to read it myself.

My daughter would love to read this. She's 12 so not quite a teenager but positively loves this type of book.

I really enjoyed this, and have given a copy to my teenage niece too. I wasn't expecting much with it being a teen book but I thoroughly enjoyed reading it.

I came across this book on my Kindle while on holiday and I really don't know how it came to be there! However I found it very interesting as an adult and recommended it to my teens to read too.

Both my DD (age 11) and I have read the book.

I thought the book was predictable. Half way through I had worked out the 'twist'

My daughter enjoyed the ending but found the book rather depressing to read and didn't like any of the characters enough to care about them

I loved this book. Dos not even realise it was aimed at young readers

I liked this book, well written, strong characters and a nest twist. Priviledged and moneyed, the kids have fun but there is an undertone and all isn't as it seems.

Spent a sunny afternoon reading this book - it's a quick read and I finished in a couple of hours. It's hard to say much without giving away the mystery but it's a simple, easy read. The characters were a bit one dimensional and I didn't feel I really got to know any of them. The book centres on an accident and what really happened that day. It drew me in, although I worked it out about halfway through and then continued reading to check I was right.

My daughter is currently reading the other copy and thoroughly enjoying it. She's been nagging me for clues but I'm not caving

Looking forward to reading it on a very wet Bank holiday Monday. I gave my other cop to my (much :( )younger brother to read, I hope we both enjoy it.

This has been on my to read list for a while. I'm very pleased to have received my copies from Mumsnet and look forward to reading the book. Thank you.

This book arrived in the post yesterday morning my daughter has already read it, this is her thoughts: "it was a very interesting book that showed how people cope with grief in different ways and how those that are privileged do not always consider the consequences of their actions."

Looks like a very interesting read, sat in the garden on a lovely summers evening.

I received this book yesterday from the mumsnet giveaway and I have already finished it.

A loved lost, a life lived within a lie and teenage angst oozing as the tale of We Were Liars progresses.

What a powerful yet sad book. With a slow build up it still managed to grip me and had me turning the pages at a rapid rate to see just what happened in the Summer of 15 and what the hell was it that Cadence couldn't remember?

A cunning twist that had me feeling rather emotional by the end, I really couldn't have guessed where the author was heading. An absolute mind blowing must read.

Great book for teenagers and as an adult I also enjoyed the read!

I read this book after it was recommended in a booksandquills video. I started to guess at the big twist early on, but it didn't take away from the writing - fragmented sentences and dreamlike, it does feel like you're reading the narrator's dream part of the time. Like the TV show Mr Robot, you have to go back and experience it again after you know what you know! The only thing that's unanswered for me is why they call themselves liars...

my bookworm teen would adore this.

Good interesting book full of twist

This book really wasn't for me. I have a real dislike for the main character and found myself unable to connect to her. The book itself was predictable but the writing itself is excellent. The unconvincing twist in the last few pages was the final let down for me. A thumbs down :(

Will be purchasing one for my grandson as it sounds like something he would be interested in reading

looks to be an interesting read

We Were Liars is an incredible, heartbreaking read that really messes with your mind until the very end. The writing, while not for everyone I'm sure, had me mesmerized. It's so different and poetic and full of carefully crafted imagery. It's a writing style that's really out of the box, you'll either love it or hate it. Me, I was thoroughly compelled.

The plot itself is one you can't talk about or read about as you're bound to find out spoilers. It's the kind of story where the story itself is a spoiler from very early on. There are hints floating in every corner, pieces of this carefully constructed puzzle laid out for you to put together. My advice: go into this with zero expectations and you might find yourself as enthralled as I was! Although it's a twist I have seen before in different variations (and thus I wasn't completely caught off guard by the ending), it never fails to give me goosebumps and sting at my poor heart.

We Were Liars or We Were Oh So Dull. Sorry but my DD read this a while ago and I am afraid she was totally underwhelmed by this one and nearly DNF. This was due to the clumsy writing style narrated in first person and the unconvincing and improbable twist rushed towards the end.

My teenager thought it was a great read and said I should read it. To be honest it isn't really quite my thing although I did enjoy. However, I will be looking out for more from this author for teenage stocking fillers at Christmas and birthday presents.

Absolute page turner, very well written. Don't like to say too much as a lot of the pleasure is from not knowing what's going to happen. Good Summer read.

Looks like a great read for any age!