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What is Pretty Little Liars based on?
All of the books in the Pretty Little Liars series
Who gets arrested on Pretty Little Liars?
All of the liars get arrested at one point in Pretty Little Liars
What book is Pretty Little Liars based on?
All of the books in the Pretty Little Liars series
Why is A taunting the girls from Pretty Little Liars?
She is taunting them for revenge. The girls were very mean to her when they were all young. Yes, it is a girl in their grade.
Do any of the 4 girls die in Pretty Little Liars?
No they do not. They all come close to dying in book 8 in the fire but they all make it.
Who was A in Pretty Little Liars after Mona?
A is after all of the girls.
In the show Pretty Little Liars who is texting all the girls?
The name is A, her identity is unkown
What is the name of all the girls on Pretty Little Liars?
Aria, Hanna, Emily, Spencer
What is Pretty Little Liars based on?
All of the books in the Pretty Little Liars series
Who gets arrested on Pretty Little Liars?
All of the liars get arrested at one point in Pretty Little Liars
What book is Pretty Little Liars based on?
All of the books in the Pretty Little Liars series
Was Alison off Pretty Little Liars Courtney all along?
Yes. She had the girls and the girls fooled the whole time!!
Why is A taunting the girls from Pretty Little Liars?
She is taunting them for revenge. The girls were very mean to her when they were all young. Yes, it is a girl in their grade.
Who took all those videos of the girls in Pretty Little Liars?
Ian took them that's why he oppose killed Alison
Do any of the 4 girls die in Pretty Little Liars?
No they do not. They all come close to dying in book 8 in the fire but they all make it.
Is Ezra A on Pretty Little Liars?
No, he isn't A. He just had all that information about the girls because he was writing a true crime book for Alison.
Why was Jenna killed in Pretty Little Liars?
She knew all about Ali's secrets and her familys secrets and she was going to tell the four pretty little liars.
