Alice, I Think
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On Sale:
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02/08/2007
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Formats:
Trade paperback
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Susan Juby’s acclaimed first novel is now available in an edition that’s all
grown up. After years of home schooling, it’s time for Alice MacLeod to act her
age, meet new people, maybe even go to regular high school. Soon Alice is on the
hunt for a look, a social life, a boyfriend and, most important, a half-decent
haircut. But getting any of those things in Smithers, BC, isn’t easy. Especially
not with a family like Alice’s.
A hysterical account of high school that’s even funnier when you’re not in
high school anymore, Alice, I Think is certain to leave you laughing.
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Author Extras
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Critical Praise for
Alice, I Think
"I laughed until diet soda came out of my nose at Alice's wild and wacky advnetures. I don't know which I'd like better: Alice as my best friend or my fashion consultant...preferably both."
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Meg Cabot, New York Times bestselling author of The Queen of Babble
"This book runs on high-octane humour.... There's at least one laugh on every page."
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The Globe and Mail
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