Go Ask Alice by Anonymous

Go Ask Alice is one of the most memorable books I've ever read. It had a huge impact on me and I related to 'Alice' instantly. A must read for any teen going through a tough time!

A must-read! This is an easy, short read, but it's very powerful. It's been a while since i've read it, but I remember it having a big impact on me when I did. A staple for any booklovers shelf.

I read Go Ask Alice many years ago. One of the best things about it is because it's a first hand account of her actual life, simply her journal entries, this is not a preachy book. It simply shares her real experiences, thoughts and feelings. The reader automatically has compassion and concern for the writer and allows them to recognize that they are not "bullet proof". I honestly think all young teens or preteens should read this and have a copy of it. Go Ask Alice is a classic book, You Betcha anyone who reads it will get something good out of it.

This is like one of the best books I've ever read! It's so amazing and sad. I teared up reading this book.Yes this book is as bit graphic, but when you get past that it's an amazing tale that needs to be read.

I read this book like 12 years ago and I still remember this book. It is a strong read about a very powerful topic. I do believe everyone needs to read this book at least once. It is a book that will be a classicas it has been around for many years,

I read this in junior high and remember being so fascinated by it. I never knew things like this really happened. I think everyone that age should read this book. Very touching story about a young girl. I don't want to spoil it, but a great tween/teen read!

We read this in junior high, and I remember being fascinated with it. People really did these things? I was so innocent. But now-a-days, I think this should be mandatory reading for middle schoolers.

When I was in grade 8 my jr. high required all students in my grade to read this book in English class. I did feel the topic of the book was maybe a little inappropriate and heavy for that young of age, but I understand why they made us. This book really stays with you, and really shows you the struggles of addiction and how it can happen to anyone. I think all teens should read this, and it for sure makes you think twice about some situations that teens often find themselves in.