I'd always assumed it was a true story. After
reading the wiki article on it, I doubt too
that it is true. As they say, it comes off
to much like anti-drug propaganda and lacks
the gossipy, girl like talk a real teen
would put in her diary. Doesn't make it a
bad book.
Jellybeansandtinkerbell answered Friday February 6 2009, 2:29 am: Alright, I have spent almost half an hour reading this site and tring to find its credentials and I beleive it to be correct
Go Ask Alice, is not a real diary. In fact the "publisher",Beatrice Sparks, has apparently written many books like this one about ananomus teens and bad choices particularly written in diary format. And although she has stated that she has been the author of these particular novels, she turned away from claiming ownership to Alice. Rumor has it that she approched it this way because there is apperently more than one author.
Either way, whether it is fiction or non-fiction, the story is a classic. It had me almost crying from cover to cover, and I hope you continue reading it and enjoy every word!
katexoanne answered Friday February 6 2009, 1:45 am: I honestly am not sure, but I love that book so I stared seaching yahoo and google and every website that I've opened said that it wasn't really a diary. But it was mostly just people who were saying what they tought, I think.
Well if you havn't finished it yet, you might want to go buy some tissues, it's not getting any brighter. :( Enjoy the book reguardless if it's real or not, I know I did. I hope you find out for sure. [ katexoanne's advice column | Ask katexoanne A Question ]
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