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5,0 su 5 stelle It's a powerful read, and it should be read by many
Recensito negli Stati Uniti 🇺🇸 il 16 febbraio 2022
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Go Ask Alice is a powerful read, as it is the story of a young girl, and the words of her life that she shares through her diary. I remember when I first read this book, I was probably about 13 or 14. It shares the life of "Alice" and comes from a diary of a young girl, who is introduced to LSD when her drink is spiked. Her life is full of ups and downs, including addiction to not just drugs, but also an eating disorder. She is attracted to people that aren't the best influence on her. From the way she talks about her life, I'm guessing it takes place in the sixties, and the fact that the first edition was printed in 1972. To be honest, it is a story that continues to happen to teens (and older and younger) every day. It's a story that should be told, and it should be read by as many as possible, parents and teens a like. When the diary ends, the reader feels like "Alice" is going in one direction, when in fact, she goes in another direction (according to the epilogue). This book is a popularly banned book, and it should not be banned or censored. It is one of those horrors of teen drug addiction, and how misunderstood teens or those who parents don't seem to listen, are more likely to find that high or low to escape their world, whether its an escape from school or just home life. There are other books in the "Anonymous Diaries" and even though I haven't read those yet, I plan on it. A definite attention grabber, so much I couldn't put it down. This book is on a list of banned books. Go Ask Alice is a definite recommendation by Amy's Bookshelf Reviews.
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bcarr444
4,0 su 5 stelle Meaningful and easy read
Recensito negli Stati Uniti 🇺🇸 il 13 dicembre 2022
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This was my childhood best friends favorite book when she was in middle/high school. I read after she was killed/suicide post becoming sober from years of substance issues by an abusive former dealer/bf. It felt so familiar and sad to read.
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Susan Vrabel-Williams
4,0 su 5 stelle Down the Rabbit Hole
Recensito negli Stati Uniti 🇺🇸 il 30 settembre 2022
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I read this book when it was first released, way back in 1971...fifty one years ago. It's exactly how I remember it.
It's narrated by the writer of the "diary" but she's never named.
Honestly, I discovered that this book is pure fiction, actually written by a fifty year old Mormon social worker... I always wondered how a supposedly fifteen year old girl could have such a broad vocabulary.
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Casie
5,0 su 5 stelle reread it after 35 years and loved it just as much
Recensito negli Stati Uniti 🇺🇸 il 19 ottobre 2022
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good read for recovering addict
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Becks
4,0 su 5 stelle Heartbreaking.
Recensito negli Stati Uniti 🇺🇸 il 4 settembre 2022
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4.5 ⭐'s

This book is based on a true story of a young girls struggle with life as a teenager, and addiction. Which she wrote about almost daily, in her diaries.
Just reading about the ups and downs, and her constant struggle, truly brought tears to my eyes.
And sadly no matter what year it is, and with what help is so readily available, every teen still has to deal with these struggles on a daily basis, and then some.
Very eye opening.
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Shelby Slater
5,0 su 5 stelle Great book!
Recensito in Canada 🇨🇦 il 6 novembre 2022
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I liked the format of writing. Written as a diary. It was so good, I read it all in 2 days. A great book for parents to see the signs of teenage addiction
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Bianca Barrios
5,0 su 5 stelle Had to read it for school…
Recensito negli Stati Uniti 🇺🇸 il 16 settembre 2022
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I’m absolutely obsessed. This is the best book I ever read for school. I love how it is a diary!! It’s like i’m reading someone’s life!
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Dean Harris
3,0 su 5 stelle The horror! The horror!
Recensito negli Stati Uniti 🇺🇸 il 4 agosto 2022
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Major spoilers follow!

For the first 23 pages, which cover 10 months, we get to know 15 year-old Alice, who buys a diary and writes in it about her conventional, wholesome, and frankly boring life, using vocabulary that would seem to approximate what a middle-aged square thinks teenagers sound like (more on that next), replete with superlatives.

In a flash, she's off to visit her grandparents, goes to a party where she is unknowingly dosed with LSD, and 10 days later is shooting speed and wondering what pot might be like. A couple of weeks later she is addicted to tranquilizers, might be pregnant, and is pushing LSD to elementary school kids.

I'd say you can't make this sh*t up, but Beatrice Sparks sure knew how to. This diary was exposed as fiction long ago, so it's safe to read it now and enjoy how completely ridiculous and hilarious it is. It's as though Sparks, a teetotaling Mormon housewife in Utah (seriously!), had a spreadsheet of drug and circa-1970 teenager slang that she found on a random website and then word-souped it all into what was intended as a cautionary tale.

Every societal fear of the era is represented, so naturally Alice runs away from home after discovering that her supplier is gay (There's 3 checked boxes in one sentence!). She decides to flee to San Francisco, because she'll be away from bad influences there and can straighten herself out. Yes, San Francisco. California. She gets a job in a shop and then opens a boutique in Berkeley with a 16 year-old fellow runaway. Remember, Alice is still 15, but apparently 15 and 16 year-olds could rent commercial space in Berkeley in 1970-71.

Wouldn't you know it, the boutique is a huge success! In fact, her venture is so successful she decides to abandon it and go home and back to school. Whatever, right? Of course she starts using again and runs away from home again, only this time to Oregon, where it rains a lot, but doesn't open a boutique. Instead, she sleeps on the street, panhandles, and trades sex for drugs for about a month. Then she goes home again, gets dosed again, and lands in an insane asylum because some kid at school who hates her told the cops that Alice is a drug dealer, and who would question that?

Well, Alice's dad convinces the fink at school retract her accusation, so she is released from the asylum and returns home. All is well and happy, so Alice decides she's all grown up and doesn't need a baby diary anymore, and the entries stop. Then an epilogue tells us she died a few weeks later of a drug overdose, "one of thousands that year." Brilliant.

This is hardcore art but only gets 3 stars because it's such utter crap. Recommended!
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B.E.
3,0 su 5 stelle Lesbar, aber nicht empfehlenswert
Recensito in Germania 🇩🇪 il 16 gennaio 2012
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Dass ich dieses Buch gelesen habe, ist schon etwa ein halbes Jahr her, ich erinnere mich nicht mehr an alle Details, also entschuldigt, wenn ich vielleicht etwas ein bisschen durcheinander bekomme. Aber darum geht es mir nicht, es geht um den Gesamteindruck und der ist mir noch gut im Gedächtnis geblieben.

Ich persönlich bin kein Freund von allzu einfacher Sprache und daher konnten mich diese als Tagebucheinträge verfassten Erlebnisse Alices in dieser Form nicht so ganz ansprechen. Ich muss erwähnen, dass ich kurz zuvor das Tagebuch der Anne Frank las, daher in dieser Hinsicht vielleicht auchg ein wenig verwöhnt worden war. Die Sprache ist Stellenweise vulgär, was mich persönlich nicht unbedingt gestört hat, ist aber Geschmackssache. Es soll eben die Gedankenwelt eines Teenagers vermitteln, der sich auflehnt, ausprobiert und immer wieder auch mit den "Problemen der Straße" zu kämpfen hat.
Aber für mich waren diese Einträge (nach einer Zeit, anfangs konnte ich noch besser darüber hinwegsehen) irgendwie wie eine Aneinanderreihung ihrer Erlebnisse - zudem nicht besonders spannend geschilldert. So, wie sie geschrieben hat, konnte mich Alices Schicksal auch nicht wirklich erschüttern, andere Drogen-Bücher, die ich vorher las und die nicht in Tagebuchform gehalten waren, taten dies eindeutig mehr. Alices Gefühle waren zwar nicht unbedingt unglaubwürdig geschildert, aber so farblos, dass ich mich nicht so recht in sie hineinversetzen und mit ihr mitfühlen konnte.
Außerdem fehlten Dialoge. Natürlich, es ist ein Tagebuch, aber alles, was Alice beschrieb wirkte für mich so leblos. Ein paar Dialoge (ich verweise hier nochmal auf Annefrank, die in ihrem Tagebuch durchaus Dialoge integrierte und sie war nicht einmal eine Schriftstellerin)hätten Alices Schilderungen sicher ein wenig mehr Farbe verliehen.
Dann war eines meiner Probleme in diesem Buch die Vielzahl kleiner Nebencharaktere. Immer wurden igrgendwelche Namen genannt, die vielleicht fünfmal aiftauchten, dann für eine halbe Ewigkeit verschwanden und plötzlich wieder auf der Bildfläche auftauchten. Zudem waren immer wieder auch Namen dabei, die sich ähnelten, was meiner Verwirrung nicht gerade gut getan hat. So kam irgendwann ein Punkt, wo ich einfach nicht mehr richtig durch die Zusammenhänge der Handlung durchblickte, und den Text mehr runtergelesen habe um ihn zu Ende zu bekommen, als dass ich groß etwas mitgenommen hätte.
Dann kam das Ende. Da war das Durcheinander dann perfekt. Denn plötzlich war Alice im Krankenhaus. Keine Erklärung, nichts. Fehlten bei mir vielleicht ein paar Seiten?? Ich weiß es nicht. Ich habe jedenfalls nicht mehr wirklich folgen können.
Was mich wunderte, war, dass Alice einfach so Drogen nahm, und es dann so leicht möglich war, wieder damit aufzuhören. Ich dachte eigentlich, es entsteht eine Abhängigkeit. Aber ich las bereits in einer anderen Rezension, dass man nicht abhängig wird.
Dann jedoch stellt sich für mich eine andere Frage: Weshalb begann Alice immer wieder damit, Drogen zu nehmen? Immer wieder schrieb sie darüber, dass sie unbedingt aufhören wolle, sie tat es, schaffte es aber nicht lange und fand, selbst wenn sie mal ein paar Monate durchhielt, immer wieder zu den Drogen. (Manchmal unfreiwillig, indem ihr etwas untergejubelt wurde, aber durchaus auch freiweillig.)

Aber alles in allem war das Buch nicht ganz so schlecht, wie es sich hier vielleicht anhört. Es gan durchaus auch gute Passagen. Für Schüler, die die englische Sprache noch nicht ganz beherrschen, ist dieses Buch auch sehr geeignet, da der Satzbau einfach und die Wortwahl alltäglich sind.
Man kann dieses Buch lesen, empfehlen würde ich es allerdings nicht. Es gibt mit Sicherheit lesenswertere Bücher zu diesem Thema. Deshalb bekommt dieses Buch von mir eigetnlich zweieinhalb Sterne, da das aber nicht geht, schwankt meine Gefühl in Richtung drei.
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CatSim
4,0 su 5 stelle Your Everyday Alice
Recensito negli Stati Uniti 🇺🇸 il 12 aprile 2014
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When I decide to read Go Ask Alice, I was skeptical at first assuming that this was a typical drug user’s perspective of how great drugs were. Being sixteen, I felt this was also a controversial topic, because in school there are kids in my grade that possibly do use drugs. However, once I started to read, I found Go Ask Alice intriguing, seeing a fifteen year old girl’s point of view of drugs while she abuses them. Yet, as eloquently as book was written, the one part that irritated me was that the truth was most likely embellished by the publisher.
Being fifteen and a drug user, the author had a way with her words. She describes how the trips from the LSD create an atmosphere of pure bliss, as many other abusers have explained their experiences. However, unlike most young drug users who use drugs as a social gateway, the author is aware that the substances terribly consume her. At one point in the beginning after she takes the LSD a few times, she states, “I will never ever, under any circumstance, use drugs again. They are the cause of this whole rotten, stinking mess I am in, and I wish with all my heart and soul that I had never heard of them.” Attempt after attempt she struggles to veer away from the substances. Additionally, unlike serious child abusers of drugs, she comes from a stable home life and originally is not a total outcast in school, being cognizant of these facts.
Another aspect of the way Go Ask Alice is written helps me relate to the author on some emotional level. She discusses the fights with her siblings, relationship drama, and the struggle of fitting in at school. As a sixteen year old, I can relate to the pain of those events. However, the author also states catastrophes that I would never in a million years think would ever occur in my life. In a way, I believe she embellished these events to convey how intense the events that actually happened were. No one can have that much misfortune in about a year.
Overall, Go Ask Alice made me reflect on the use of drugs, both socially and as an addiction. At the point of abuse, people are both physically and mentally addicted to drugs and this book helped convey the point that doing drugs are not worth the pain. To finally become free of drugs becomes an insane amount of work that a person should not have to deal with in the first place. I strongly encourage young adults to read this book. If Go Ask Alice does not move you, listen to the words of other peers and celebrities. As Demi Lovato, a former addict once said, “Being addicted was one of the lowest points of my life and I regret it deeply. If I could go back and change it, I would.”
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