Liane Moriarty knows how to pick up little things from everywhere. Every character was believable. And the best thing was how she didn't describe the story in a conventional way - like good guys-bad guys stuff. 
 I have never found a fictional character more relatable than Madeline. She is a grown-up. But she doesn't do what a grown-up is supposed to do. She loves, she hates, she stands up for her friends, she holds grudges. Everything about her is so loud and cheery. I loved that. 
 Reading from Celeste's point of view really made me think. What would I do in her place? All the things she said to herself to make herself believe what was not true, all those fights with herself, it was really interesting to experience. 
 And lastly Jane, Jane was, well, read about her yourself. I promise you she will not disappoint. 
 The best thing about this book was the characters, every character was complete. They had flaws, they had insecurities and at the same time, they had their best attributes. I really really loved the characters' representation. 
 Altogether it was a really good read. 
 I recommend the audiobook. It's great. 
 4.5/5 stars.