Alice: Alice in April (Series #5) (Paperback)

from stephxsu

Alice is almost thirteen, and, according to her Aunt Sally, that means she is almost the Woman of the House. This Alice interprets to be a catalyst for change of some kind. First, she insists that their motherless and wifeless family go get physical checkups...only to be surprised when her Dad in...

from fingerpost

Alice's Aunt Sally gets it in her head that she has to be the "woman of the house" and she tries to become a caretaker for her father and brother. This includes planning a 50th birthday party for her father. She is the same sympathetic, likable, occasionally foolish Alice that we've learned to lo...

from Emma_Manolis

This book flew by so quickly. While I enjoyed my read I found the ending to be a little too much. I would have liked the subject of suicide to be in a separate book. It was too rushed and just sort of thrown in there. While this isn't my favorite of the series I do think it does add something to ...

from larasimmons2

Alice, a 12 year old approaching her 13th birthday, is beginning to fear the responsibility that comes with becoming a teenager. Her Aunt Sally provides Alice with advice on how she can become the woman of the household, which only becomes the source of more drama. Alice struggles with juggling s...