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Rebecca and Nikki both know that lying is wrong. But sometimes the truth is just too embarrassing for anyone to ever find out. 
Ages 10+
Pages 280
Publisher Kar-Ben
Last Offered Jan 2026

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43 Reviews

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Review by Libi

I enjoyed reading Rules for Liars. It is about two girls named Rebecca and Nikki who move into the same apartment building. Both of them tell lies, and those lies have unexpected consequences. The story is told from both of their perspectives. I liked the book because it has a strong storyline and interesting characters. It also shows how the characters misunderstand each other, but when you read their own chapters, you see what they are really like. This book is a good choice for people who enjoy realistic fiction and stories told from multiple perspectives.

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Review by Phoebe

This book was very good! The plot was extremely creative, and it had a very good life lesson. I liked how they went from Rebecca’s point of view to Nikki’s point of view. This showed both of their thoughts and feelings and how their lives are so different yet so similar. They have different religions, and different styles and personalities, but they both have a kind heart and willing mind, I love how this element really ties the book together. Overall, I love this book. The plot, characters, theme, and everything in between were amazing!

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Rules for liars

Review by CoryOlive

Rules for liars is a really good book for people who like stories from two different perspectives because there are 2 kids named Rebecca and Nikki who both have their own problems. Rebecca has her bat mitzvah coming up and is really scared, and Nikki lies a lot and has to keep up with everything she says.They meet and make friends-ish when Nikki is trying to cover things up with her church.🌷

Mar 16, 2026 07:39 PM
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Liars Unite

Review by LTinuviel

Have you ever wanted to be more interesting, talented, good looking, or just all around cooler than you are? I think we all have. To make that happen, we usually end up stretching the truth. This is a fantastic story about what happens when the stories we tell others (and ourselves) get out of hand. Even when you want to say to Rebecca or Nikki, "You did what?!", the situations they get into are so relatable. But this tale isn't just about why it's important to tell the truth. It's also about why it's important to forgive others and ourselves when we mess up.

Mar 13, 2026 05:48 PM
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Good

Review by BlueDragonGirl

Good, good good good good good good good good good good good good. GOOOOOOOOOOOOD

Mar 10, 2026 07:39 PM
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Don’t lie

Review by ncc

Lying ruins your life! You’ll find that out in this book! You should read it!

Mar 09, 2026 07:26 PM
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Rules for liars

Review by Girl10

I’m in love

Mar 09, 2026 04:34 PM