Liar, Liar: The Theory, Practice and Destructive Properties of Deception

Liar, Liar: The Theory, Practice and Destructive Properties of Deception

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2011 · English · Hardcover · 5 editions
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Kevin has a knack for weaving elaborate tales, often without a second thought. His talent for deception isn't born of malice; rather, it springs from his desire to navigate life’s complexities and avoid uncomfortable truths. As he maneuvers through school and friendships, each fib seems to spiral into a web of chaos that he struggles to keep untangled. The consequences are far from trivial, as Kevin learns that sometimes the truth can be more liberating than a cleverly crafted lie.

While he initially delights in the creativity of his fabrications, Kevin begins to notice that his lies come with unavoidable repercussions. Encounters with friends and family become increasingly strained, and the lines between reality and fiction blur to the point of confusion. His journey quickly becomes one of self-discovery, forcing him to confront not just his actions, but the essence of his relationships.

As Kevin grapples with the implications of his deceit, he realizes that honesty carries its own kind of power. In facing the fallout of his dishonesty, he starts to understand the deeper truths about himself and those around him. This transformation beckons him to reassess what it means to connect with others genuinely, beyond the comforts of avoidant storytelling.

Through Kevin's eyes, readers witness the intricate dance between truth and deception, and the impact of choices made in the heat of the moment. His story serves as a poignant reminder that while lies may offer a temporary escape, the path toward authenticity can lead to the richest relationships and a more fulfilling life.

Book Details

Format Hardcover
Pages 120 pages
Language English
Published Mar 8, 2011
Publisher Wendy Lamb Books
Editions 5 editions
ISBN-10 0385740018
ISBN-13 9780385740012

Genres

Humor
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