Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarty

Perfect families, perfect houses, perfect lives.

Author: Liane Moriarty
Pages: 496
Publisher: Penguin

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My Review: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟/5

Jane meets Madeline and Celeste on the day of their children’s kindergarten orientation but they didn’t know that in the course of the next few months all of their lives were going to change. Jane’s son Ziggy gets accused of bullying on the very first day of orientation which leads to numerous events of accusations and blame game. Also though Madeline and Celeste seemed to have a perfect life but in reality their lives were all messed up. If you want a get more information about what’s going on with the three of them you need to pick up the book.

The book is amazing and story is beautifully weaved. It involves bullying, schoolyard politics, domestic violence, traumatic pasts and unhealthy relationships. The book dives deep into topics which we tend to ignore in our day to day to lives. The horrible things people face and how perfectly they hide it is well displayed in the book. We can never know by looking at a person what he/she is really going through, People can be so afraid or traumatized that they would destroy their family or spoil the lives of their children that they never speak up about their abusive relationships. It also deals with bringing up children in a broken family and also single parenthood. Among all these there are mysteries piling up from the very first page which keeps you hooked till the end. It is one of those kinds of book whose ending give a strange satisfaction even if its legally wrong. I just want to say that the book is brilliant and all suckers for mystery should read it once.    

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