Alice: i giorni della droga

It's hard for me to write this review because I don't really know where to begin. Basically whether you believe this is fiction or not that should not matter. If you believe this story is too far fetched to be true, then I must say that you are absolutely wrong, because my (recovering) drug addicted Leggi tutto

This book is crap on its own. But those of you old enough to remember the latter portion of the 70s might remember that Beatrice Sparks, the "editor" of Go Ask Alice, also "edited" a bunch of other alarmist books aimed at teens, all supposedly taken from teenagers' diaries. One was called "Jay's Jou Leggi tutto

I was never forced to read this when I was younger, so I thought that I'd pick it up and read it now, for a laugh, being as there are days when there is just too much blood in my drug-stream. 7pm 12 Nov 2007 Well, I'm about 12 page into this book and I already hate Alice. Quite a lot, actually. I hope Leggi tutto

- Alice? - Mm-hm? - They told me to go ask you. - Ask me what? - Ah... I guess, should I do drugs? - Well, how would I know? I'm just a made-up girl in a piece of anti-drugs propaganda that somehow became more famous than it deserved. - Hey, don't be like that. I meant, if you actually had existed, then w Leggi tutto

3.5 Stars First published in 1971, Go Ask Alice is a controversial book involving teenage addiction. It's written in first person in traditional diary form. We don't know the troubled teenage girls name but we follow her rapid descent into her life as an addict. "Anonymous" is a lonely teenager who f Leggi tutto

Apparently, when you're a teenager, everyone wants to put LSD in your food nonstop.