Invisible by Pete Hautman<\/b> – You can tell from the start something’s a little off about Doug, but the secret he’s hiding is so big even he might not be able to cope with it.<\/p>\n
A Fast and Brutal Wing by Kathleen Jeffrie Johnson<\/b> – The line between reality and imagination is so blurred in this tale of one bloody Halloween night that you’re never quite sure who to believe, and how far.<\/p>\n
Evernight by Claudia Gray<\/b> – There’s one very important detail about Bianca’s life that she doesn’t mention until about halfway through — and if you guess what it is beforehand, you’re a sharper reader than I.<\/p>\n
The Demon’s Lexicon by Sarah Rees Brennan<\/b> – Nick doesn’t mean to be unreliable — in fact, he doesn’t lie at all — it’s just there’s so much he doesn’t know in his world of magicians and demons, he can’t help it. <\/p>\n
Liar by Justine Larbalestier<\/b> – Micah, on the other hand, freely admits she’s a liar. But just this once, she promises to come clean and tell the whole truth. Really, you can trust her this time. Or can you?<\/p>\n
Who are your favorite unreliable narrators (YA or otherwise)?<\/b><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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