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Where does the name Alice come from in go ask Alice'?
The name Alice from the novel Go Ask Alice is the name of someone who is briefly mentioned in a paragraph in the story.
Who is the protagonist of the novel Go Ask Alice?
"Alice" (or the dairy writer), is the protagonist.
What do you think about Go Ask Alice?
i think its a sad novel
When was Go Ask Alice created?
Go Ask Alice was created in 1973.
What is the ISBN of Go Ask Alice?
The ISBN of Go Ask Alice is 0-13-357111-4.
Is Alice in Wonderland based on the book Go Ask Alice?
Go Ask Alice is about a 15 year old girl who is tricked into taking LSD. It is her personal diary that she wrote. It's about her life, her struggles with drugs and friends. She gets hooked on drugs and can't get out, but struggles with all her might to get out of that dark pit. It tells all about her life, the ups the downs, the good the bad. In some parts it's really graphic and depressing, with no hope for a future. However eventually, it becomes a bittersweet ending. Sad and lonesome, but beautiful and heartfelt.
In Go Ask Alice did Alice go to?
yes, they said she died of overdose. (in the prolog)
What time period was Go Ask Alice set in?
"Go Ask Alice" was set in the late 1960s, around 1968-1970.
What are the release dates for Go Ask Alice - 1973 TV?
Go Ask Alice - 2008 was released on: USA: 25 May 2008 (DVD premiere)
In Go Ask Alice how does Alice meet Joel?
She meets him at the collage library.
What are the ratings and certificates for Go Ask Alice - 1973 TV?
Go Ask Alice - 1973 TV is rated/received certificates of: Iceland:12
What creatures did Alice in Go Ask Alice?
In "Go Ask Alice," a novel often attributed to anonymous authorship, Alice does not encounter fantastical creatures like in Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland." Instead, she navigates the challenges of adolescence, drug use, and the complexities of her relationships with peers and family. The "creatures" she faces are metaphorical, representing the struggles and pressures of teenage life, addiction, and self-identity. The story highlights her internal battles rather than depicting literal beings.
