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In the beginning of the book Alice became 15 years old, but for Alice that’s nothing special because her life was already in a big mess. She is pretty fat, at least she thinks she is, but looses very much weight and becomes very thin. Alice mother nagged all the time at her and told her to be happy and don’t care about what other people talks about her. Alice started to use drugs when she moved to a new town and med a lot of new friends. Alice felt a little bit of confused with herself, but when she met these “friends”, they accepted her as she was. And she loved it.

Alice thought everything was great until she gets invited to a party. During the night they all started to play a game called Button, button who’s got the button?. Alice thought it could be fun to play a game. One of the boys brought a tray of coke and everybody took a glass each. What Alice didn’t knew was that they had put LSD into ten of the 14 glasses, and the point was to drug her. Her “friends” succeeded and that was the first time Alice used drugs. She was describing this night as the most wonderful and incredible of her life. What she didn’t knew was that this was the worst and last year of her life. Three weeks after her 17th birthday her diary ends.

The book was really touching and the fact that it is a real diary makes the story more horrible.
When you read the book you get to know a girl who likes to do things that every teenage girl likes and wants to do. Like boys, life and even death. Through the whole book you can see a girl changing and ends up as a girl with drug problems. It’s very sad how a life can go that wrong.

To be honest with you Anne I thought the book was a bit of boring and hard to read. I think the reason for that is that I don’t like to read very much, and the book is more like a diary.

Go Ask Alice – Anonymous is written in a modern language and has a lot of slang words and sometimes it was hard to understand different words. But on the basis of my experience I think that the book is very well written and Alice...