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Go Ask Alice Book Report

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The book I read was “Go Ask Alice” by Beatrice Sparks.

Some of the main characters in this book are Joel who is a freshmen at Alice 's dads university, he lost his dad at a young age, so he 's working as a janitor to play for his school and he 's in a relationship with Alice , Shelia is an older women who 's really into drugs, Chris who is also really into drugs and hangs out with Alice, Roger a boy Alice has a Crush on, Richie was Alice boyfriend during a time in college, and the main character Alice. Other character in the book are Alice 's parents her dad a college professor and her mother a house wife, Alice 's grandparents, Alice 's siblings, Babbie a drug addict, Beth Alice 's neighbor, Mr. Miller sells jewelary, Dr. Miller works at mental hospital, and many more characters.

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