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Go Ask Alice
Free Ebook Go Ask Alice
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Listening Length: 5 hours and 10 minutes
Program Type: Audiobook
Version: Unabridged
Publisher: Recorded Books
Audible.com Release Date: February 15, 2007
Whispersync for Voice: Ready
Language: English
ASIN: B000NIWHXC
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(This Amazon review is based on an actual diary kept by "Go Ask Alice" author, Beatrice Sparks. It is not a definitive statement on the veracity of authors or the written word. It does not offer any proof. It is, however, a highly personal and specific chronicle that foreshadowed the later works of James Frey, Augustus Burroughs, and J.T. Leroy. As such, we hope it will provide insights into the increasingly unbelievable literary world in which we live. Names, dates and places and certain events have been changed in accordance with the wishes of those concerned. Like the book, this review is a work of fiction. - The Editors)September 16, 1968Dear Diary, I came up with a brilliant idea: Write a make-believe story - but say it is nonfiction - about a teen drug addict. Maybe I can crib enough material from my work as a Mormon youth counselor to make it all sound real.October 10Oh, Diary, It's so much fun to write fiction. Whoops! I mean, nonfiction. My main character is an anonymous 15-year old girl from a two-parent, Christian (but secular) home in which the father is a professor of Political Science (maybe his permissiveness led to his daughter's fall from grace?). The mother is a homemaker and not one of those kooky, bra-burning feminist rabble-rousers like Sonia Johnson! (comment added later - Ed.)June 15, 1969I've added two Jews to the story. One is Beth Baum as the BFF (adolescent slang for "best friend forever"), and Sammy Green, who dates our tragic character shortly before she becomes an addict (an inciting incident, perhaps?).July 14, 1969Dear Diary, I can cross another evil off my list. Today our character wonders if she's more interested in girls than boys. It's not long now before she's mainlining heroin.October 18, 1969Who do those homosexuals in Stonewall think they are? I've added a man-on-man sex scene to show the evils of a liberal society that believes in the laws of men and not the laws of God. God made Adam and Eve and not Adam and Steve!LaterI'm conflicted. Should I write in bestiality, too? What wouldn't a drug-addicted slut do? I'm not sure since I'm making it all up as I go along.(?)Sweet friend, Diary, The climatic scene is straight out of Armageddon - tearing of hair, gnashing of teeth, breaking of bones, maybe an eye gouging or two. She's committed to a mental ward since her life of pleasure has been insane. She starts to pray "Now I lay me down to sleep"... I think this is called foreshadowing.September 21, 1971Today I sold the rights of, "Just Say No," to a big-time New York publishing house. They have changed the title to "Go Ask Alice," even though Alice isn't even the author. Beatrice, uh, Anonymous is. I wonder if teens will believe, I mean, buy this book....
Kind of wavered between giving this two or three stars, but there were parts I liked so I went with three. My boyfriend recommended this because he remembered reading it in middle school and thought it was awesome, though he did add as an after thought that he wasn't sure if he'd still like it or not. He's not a reader, so I figured it must be pretty good. After finishing it I realized that, had I read this in middle school, I probably would have loved it as well. Reading it now though, I can't say the same.First off, I'm gonna say that you can't go into this thinking it was actually a real diary because it just simply is not. It's been ripped apart by people saying a teenage girl would normally ramble on more about boys and idle chit chat, but in the books defense who would actually read it then? It's clear it's not real, but let's be honest with the exception of Anne Frank, no one is interested in a reading a teenage girls diary.It does have it's ups and downs, and I did get attached to the main character, but so many times I found myself wondering where it was actually going. It gets near the end and she's doing good and I was just happy with how things were working out for her. Then, in the last entry she just kind of adds, as an after thought, that she doesn't think she'll keep a diary forever because adults don't need to, even though she makes it clear she doesn't feel like an adult yet. Really just out of no where she mentions adults don't need to write in diaries and suddenly she's done. It felt like the author (Beatrice Sparks) wasn't sure how to end it/ got sick of writing and just kinda tossed that in there. And then there's the epilogue. And you're left with a, "where did that come from?" feeling. Again, she didn't work it in very well, and jumped from one extreme to the next.This may be a spoiler so if you really don't want to spoil the ending don't read this part, but after the book ended I could think of only one thing. If you've ever seen the movie Mean Girls, during the sex ed. classes the gym teacher says "Don't have sex, you WILL get pregnant, and you WILL die." I feel like Beatrice Sparks is that gym teacher's mother. "Don't do drugs, you WILL die." That's really how sporadic the ending felt for me.All in all, I didn't hate it, but it could've been done a lot better.
I first read Go Ask Alice when I was in middle school. My sister asked me to buy it for her~ so I did. I thought it'd be kind of boring now that I'm 56 yrs old. I was wrong!! It is even more meaningful to me now! I work with the public and see a LOT of drug addicted people. This book is so worth-the-read for every young person. I highly suggest reading this book!!
Pretty good, I don’t usually read books that were written like a journal but I heard good thinks about it. It was a real page turner and kept you interested the whole time. The ending make you extremely happy until you flip the page and then find out what happens 3 weeks later. I sat there pissed off after I closed the book so the next day I looked up blogs about the book to get more information and I was extremely disappointed to find out that the book was actually fiction. At first the book left me feeling shocked that this was a true story and I totally believed everything I read and then when I found out it was fake It just makes the you feel like you were lied to. The ending pissed me off but finding out it was all fake pissed me off even more.
Tedious. Preachy. Obviously fiction. This may have worked to scare kids into not using drugs in the 1970s; I hope no one is relying on it to do that today. Basically, it’s a quaint, naive relic from the beginning of the “war on drugs.†I did give it an extra star in recognition of the fact that it probably read better decades ago than it does today.
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