Best Decision I Could Have Made

Your alice series is amazing, i will start out by saying this. none of my friends read them, i’m sorry to say, they mostly read the more “popular” books such as twilight and the clique and gossip girls series and those books.

I discovered Alice in the 3rd grade. although i hate trying to be like others, i wanted to be like this one girl in my class. she read Alice in blunderland from our school library, and since i was trying to be like her, i checked it out as soon as she was finished with it. i think that was the best decision i could have made as a third grader. as sooon as i was finished with that, i read starting with alice. when i re-read them now they seem so childish, but when i think back, i realize that was how i was like at that point in time.

now, i read more. though it’s summer, before i go to sleep, i read. alice has gotten me to read more and more.

i read intensely alice in one day, actually, in a few hours. it’s short compared to the thick books i read now, but it was great, and i plan on re-reading it sometime. i didn’t cry when the person died, as alot of people did. the time span of the death was short, it came as a shock. …..  Iexpected brian to be the one to die, as he was the most careless of the group, in my opinion.
anyways, i enjoyed intensely alice very much!

 

 Phyllis replied:

As you can tell, I left out some of your email because it gave away too much.  But I appreciate your letter, and love to know that you read the earlier books about Alice.  It’s fun to follow a character all through her life.