Liar, Liar: The Theory, Practice and Destructive Properties of Deception

This book suites every middle schooler and they can all relate to this story. It really shows a good life lesson. Just a warning, there are some bad words in here that could be inappropriate or offensive to some viewers. Overall it's a great book😊

Another well written book by Gary Paulson with a message for both teenagers and their parents. First of all - for teenagers- lying, although appealing in short run, can have severe consequences. Telling the truth is generally the best policy. Second of all - for the parents- teenagers do lie-even or especially, the really smart ones. My husband and I are on our last round of high school with the youngest of our four children, and I wish that I had read this before the oldest towering to high school. This book is writ tree encounter from the perspective of an eight grade boy, and I do think the procuring a girl friend issues are a bit too mature for 5th graders. However, parents, if you have a 5th grade student, read this book now! Perhaps I would not have been so gullible if I had!

Paulsen has to still be a kid at heart. He manages to capture kids so easily right down to the plotting, the lying, and the crazy antics. (I almost had a desire to bite down on aluminum foil!)

It's a great book. I was supposed to read it only because my dad told me to (he thinks that I lie a lot) . However , I do like how the story was entertaining and it had a storyline about and actual kid my age who I coil relate to.

I choose this rating because I can relate to the main character. I recommend this book to anyone that likes a good laugh and if you know anyone that might be a Liar,Liar.

Plus a great lesson to be learned about lying and taking responsibility for your actions! My son picked this book for his book report. It's a story most teens can relate to.

I got the book for my son for summer reading. Be like it.

Liar Liar was a great book with a awesome lesson. It is a book where you can not predict the next scene, which is a good thing. I highly recommend this book with any age.

Liar liar is a very good book. Kids could learn from it. I would recommend it for middle school students.