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Go Ask Alice
Book Written by Anonymous
This report is based upon the book Go Ask Alice, written by Beatrice Sparks, James Jennings and Anonymous. This book was published by Avon Books in 1971.
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Alice was first introduced to LSD during a party, where it was slipped into her drink. She liked the high and was pleased to learn that there was other drugs. Within a couple months she became an addicted. She was sent to a physiatrist, which caused her to run away from her home. While away, Alice further engaged herself in drugs she would prostitute herself for them. Alice talked with a priest and he called her parents who wanted her to come home. When she got home she vowed to quit drugs. Alice started college at a university and made new friends.

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