Yes, she is.
In the book Incantation by Alice Hoffman, Estrella {the main character} can be lazy, is strong and a very great friend.
Here they are:Alice McKinleyThe Agony of Alice (1985)Alice in Rapture, Sort of (1989)Reluctantly Alice (1991)All But Alice (1992)Alice in April (1993)Alice the Brave (1995)Alice in Lace (1996)Outrageously Alice (1997)Achingly Alice (1998)Alice In-Between (1999)Alice on the Outside (1999)The Grooming of Alice (2000)Alice Alone (2001)Simply Alice (2002)Starting with Alice (2002)Alice in Blunderland (2003)Alice, Woman of the House (2003)Patiently Alice (2003)The World of Alice (omnibus) (2003)Including Alice (2004)Lovingly Alice (2004)Alice on Her Way (2005)Alice in the Know (2006)Dangerously Alice (2007)Intensely Alice (2009)WOW!!!!!!!!!!! NOW THATS ALOT!OMG THAT IS NOT THE ORDER OF THE BOOKS. THATS THE ORDER OF WHEN THE AUTHER WROTE THEM BUT WHEN THEY PUBLISHED THEM THEY HAD TO DO IT ORDER SO HERE IS THE ORDER AN TRUST ME I AM AN ALICE FAN SO HERE IT IS:1. The Agony of Alice2. Alice in Rapture, Sort of3. Reluctantly Alice4. All but Alice5. Alice in April6. Alice In-Between7. Alice the Brave8.Alice in Lace9. Outrageously Alice10. Achingly Alice11. Alice on the Outside12. The Grooming of Alice13. Alice Alone14. Simply Alice15. Patiently Alice16. Including Alice17. Alice On Her Way18. Alice in the Know19. Dangerously Alice20. Almost Alice21. Intensly Aliceand three prequels :1. Starting with Alice2. Alice in Blunderland3. Lovingly Alice(I know, such a long list)
agony of Alice
"Omniscient" means "knowing everything" (omni = all; scient = knowing). Usually a story does not have a character who knows everything (unless the character is God or someone with supernatural powers, like Merlin), but many stories have an omniscient narrator. Sometimes the narrator of a story doesn't know everything. For example, the narrator of "Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There" says, "Alice did not venture to ask him what he paid them with, and so you see I can't tell you." However, other narrators do know everything, including what all the characters are thinking, and what happens in times and places that the characters have never seen. These are omniscient narrators.
No, Alice Smith is a proper noun, a persons name.A proper noun is the name of a person (Alice Smith), a place (Alice Springs NT), a thing (Alice & Olivia clothing line), or a title (Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll).A proper noun is always capitalized.
No, the main character in the book "A Murder for Her Majesty" is actually a boy named Tom. He befriends a girl named Alice Tuckfield who helps him solve a murder mystery involving Queen Elizabeth I.
Alice!
Alice!
"A Murder for Her Majesty" is a historical novel by Beth Hilgartner that follows a young girl named Alice Tuckfield seeking revenge on the murderers of her father by posing as a boy in the choir of Queen Elizabeth I's Chapel Royal. Set in the Elizabethan era, the story is filled with suspense, intrigue, and themes of courage and justice.
Alice is the protagonist.
Alice from Alice in wonderland
the bunny or Alice
Alice from "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" is a fairy tale character whose name starts with the letter A.
Alice
Alice, the main character in the story.
Both Bakugan and Pandora Hearts have an Alice.
The actress or the character? The actress is Ashley Greene, the character was Mary Alice Brandon