Go Ask Alice

A long way to youth reading a novel is very shocking to know the incredibly truthful experience and feelings of Alice. No matter how shocking it is, you can easily connect experience and feelings with typical everyday young people. These characteristics are loneliness, generational disparity, contempt. At the beginning of the novel, Alice found herself. Like other teenagers, she is experiencing a lot of emotional conditions that can make himself hungry and may cause overeating as a "diet".

Go Ask Alice Go Ask Alice is a diary of 15 year old drug addicts. At the beginning of the book, "Alice" is a typical and unsafe middle-class teenager who only considers boys, diet, popularity. She has never taught her how to take medicine. This girl has a lot of pride and I am very happy. Her life worsened when her family moved to a new town. This is the reason why she bought this diary to express herself with personal childcare.

Go Ask Alice was first published by Prentice Hall in 1971 as the anonymous author "Anonymous". The original includes a signed memo of "editor". "Go Ask Alice is based on the actual diary of 15 year old drug addicts ... name, date, location, specific events are based on the interests of the stakeers. Avon's first published in 1972 The book contains the word "Real Diary" on the cover directly above the title and contains the same words on the cover page. Late version

When Go Ask Alice was released, that sense was the content of the page. Let's talk about creating a "diary" that draws our attention. Go Alice is classic, but it is not a good book. It seems like to join the pop culture in the fearful straight and Reefer 's crazy blood in the adults. This is obviously an anti-drug campaign. "Anonymous" diary author As we all cried when she suddenly died tragically. Oh, she never existed. Being stimulated by Alice, therapist and Mormon youth consultant Beatrice Sparks were not conspicuous. She is open to the public as an "editor" of the book. When her name was announced, someone found out that Sparks was the sole copyright owner of the book.