Go Ask Alice The book I read was Go Ask Alice, author unknown. ... Throughout the book Alice experimented with such drugs as acid, marijuana and heroin. Because of her drug abuse problem, Alice ended up in an insane asylum. ... This book Go Ask Alice was realistic. ... Hopefully, if someone with the same problem as Alice read this book, it could alter their ending to be one different than Alice's. ...
It talks about a young girl named Alice who moved to a new state and started high school. She meets a friend in her new school but when she goes away for the summer all bad things begin to happen. ... Alice dropped out of school and she left her house. ... Read this book and find out what happens to Alice. ... Drugs mess you up and make you do bad things, you can tell that by the way Alice acts. ...
As I jumped back and forth, trying helplessly to decipher what stories intrigued me enough to write about them, I stumbled upon Alice Munroe. ... I can relate to Alice Munroe's short stories because I have encountered many of the same experiences as Munroe and her characters have. ... I would always ask myself why? ... In conclusion, Alice Munroe is known for her ability to create "ordinary men and women who may seem overly simplistic, but they do suggest modest and quiet wisdom"(362). ... As I continue on with my life, much like Munroe's characters, there will be experiences that pr...
Vicky and Alice stay in the shop mostly to attract customers, but it Maggie who does all the work. ... Albert comes into the shop only to speak to Alice. ... This makes Maggie even more determind to find a husband so she goes into the shop and askes the shoehand. Maggie eventually persuades the shoehand, Willie Mossop, to be herhusband and Maggie goes off to tellher family. ... Alice is to marry Albert and Vicky, Freddie. ...
The true novel Go Ask Alice is an in-depth story of the life of a girl who gets herself deep into the dark world of hard drugs. ... As their stay lengthened, things started to go bad for them and they had to go long periods without food and basic needs. ... By the end of the novel, she had plans to go to college to study what she wanted to do. ...
In the short story "Everyday Use" by Alice Walker, her character Dee portrays the need to escape. ... I"d wanted to ask her. ... She was the only one who had the opportunity to go to college and escape ignorance so she seized it. ... In this short story, Alice Walker shows us how Dee was not only greedy with money but also with her heritage. ... In "Everyday Use", Alice Walker tries to define to us what a person's heritage can really mean. ...
