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Go Ask Alice

Beatrice Sparks (as "Anonymous"),

Carlo Corsi (Translator),

Anonymous,

Selçuk Budak (Translator)

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Dec 06, 2011 Jen • Just One More Page rated it it was amazing

Shelves: contemporary, favorites, female-non-male-authors, young-adult, mental-health, owned, stand-alones, classics, abuse, realistic-fiction

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Aug 24, 2015 Gina rated it really liked it

Shelves: book-club, drug-alcohol-related-crimes, health, grief, medical-illness-child, mental-illness, psychology, sociology, drama, secrets

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Sep 03, 2011 Mandi rated it liked it

I've wanted to read this book for quite awhile. I'm glad I finally bought a copy of it. I know this isn't a true story, but it's still a good read. It will show you the dangers of using drugs. And even though it was a work of fiction, I was a little sad at the end. It really got to me that some people do go through a lot of what is mentioned in this book. I would recommend 'Go Ask Alice' to teenagers and adults alike. ...more

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Apr 01, 2014 Jessica Ann rated it it was ok

Being that this is a "classic" and quite a few people seem to like it, I decided I should read it.

Maybe if I had read this when I was younger I would have liked it. I really thought it was going to be more "horrifying." But it was mostly blah, and not very believable as an "actual diary." After reading a few pages you can tell that it wasn't an actual diary of a 15 year old.
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