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Summary: Must read
Review: I am a student reading this book for a report.. I am also a male who doesnt read for the life of me... But I read Go ask Alice in roughly 2 days give or take an hour or two.. it is remarkably coherant to my life now as a teen. if you havnt read it and have any desire to know of Teens today and how they feel.. READ THIS BOOK
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Summary: Saved my life.
Review: Alice has saved my life. I good see myself miriored in me. Alice scared me straight. I will never forget Alice.
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Summary: "A thrilling roller coaster ride to hell"
Review: The diary explains completly the hundreds of attrocities she went through, from all the drugs she took from all her wild adventures. The diary is written in "street language" and contains lots of offensive words... Alice which is a young desparate girl jumps into drugs.. she was mistaken at first but the LSD addiction to her into the drug world. Very good book and i recommend it to everybody!
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Summary: This book WILL change your mind about your life!
Review: This book really moved me. I read it in three days an I'm one of those people who takes like 2 months to read a book. The whole time I was reading it I wanted to give her a big hug and say everything would be alright. It's a really sad book and I would definately recommend it to anyone out there who was thinking about trying drugs. If you haven't read it, PLEASE DO!
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Summary: Girl's diary of some of her teenage life with drugs.
Review: Go Ask Alice is a diary of a young girl. She makes friends,loses family,and gets wrapped up in drugs. It shows the consequences of when you do drugs. But, it is not just a depressing story either. So, I reccomend it to all!
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Summary: Go Ask Alice will change your mind on drugs
Review: I absolutley loved "Go Ask Alice". Once i started reading it, I couldn't stop!!! It is a book that I think everyone should read because it tells things like you were right there as everything was happening! The story..well actually i should call it a Diary, is about a girl named Alice that goes through some major changes in her life. She goes from a lonely girl, to a total druggie. She is into drugs throughout the whole diary. She explains every single detail through out everyday. This book has totally changed my mind on ever doing any hard core drugs. If you want to read a book on an average teen and a teen's problems, read this one.
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Summary: A SCARY REALITY
Review: I have read this book 5 or more times, and everytime i read it, i learn something new. When i read this book, i feel like i know 'Alice' and i belong in her family. she wrote this diary in great detail, and i am glad the editors didnt change anything (expect certain names, and places). this is a great book that i think everyone should read. after everytime i have read this book i have literally cried.
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Summary: Go Ask Alice Says A lot.....
Review: I read Go Ask Alice and loved its suspense and horror. It really showed me how drugs can ruin your life. I am forced to doubt that this is entirely true, because I am sure drugs can do worse things than they did to Alice. But it was very realistic in most ways. I don't think that the main focus of this book is really on drugs, it's basically on Alice's ripped apart life. And at the end, she finally realizes the true meaning of life. This book is somewhat freaky, but not as harrowing as I expected. You should read it, but be assured that really using drugs can do much worse to you than portrayed in the book. It is very suspenseful and very honest, and the epilogue leaves you thinking....but DON'T read the epilogue till you finish the entire book! Another scary thing about this book is the rape in it. Also, the vividness of the drug trips is horrifying. She describes everything in absolute color.Another thing that makes me doubt this book's reality is that, I don't know how a person can write so beautifully when they're on drugs. Alice is actually a very good writer, and she writes in clear detail and makes you experience what she has experienced. The question is, can you write like that when your brain is karfuffled because of drugs? Whether real or not, this book was a really good book. If you're about to try drugs I advise you read it because it might help turn you off. But don't....DON'T take Alice as an idol...that will totally ruin your life. One review told about someone who idolized Alice. If you think you might idolize Alice after reading the book, DON'T read it. That will really ruin your life. Also, be assured that some parts are horrifyingly gross...one part was so scarily disgusting that I couldn't finish reading that entry. That was the part about the worms and I advise you skip it. Even if you don't think worms are gross, this part is 10 billion times as horrible as worms. Never mind, you have to read it to see what I mean...... Bye now, hope you enjoy reading this really good book!
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Summary: An excellent read.
Review: When I started reading this book, I found it startling and frightening. I wondered whether or no tI should still read it. This harrowing tale of a 15 year old girl's fall into drugs is absolutely exceptional. Most books like this edit out the parts where the character is high, but this book wasn't. It was completely un-edited (with the exception of a few names and locations)with the real story behind the drugs. I find it amazing what went through Anonymous' head while she was on the drugs. The book was so real it was scary. I've recommended the book to everyone I know and some people found it a bit too real for them, but the lessons that I've learned from the book are ones that will stay with me for the rest of my life. The book is emotional, real, and unforgetable.
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Summary: Excellent for anyone to read if they are considering drugs.
Review: I was urged to read this book by a friend who absolutely loved it. I was immediately taken by the first page. I have never been so emotionally moved by a piece of literature before in my life. I think that anyone who has any thoughts of ever trying drugs to read this book. It tells the experience that she had with the drug, but also the devistation it caused to her, and her family. It also conveys the truth of cruelness in schools. Tormentation of people who are trying to turn their lives around can drive them to insanity. I absolutely love it!!
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