About This Book
In "All But Alice," seventh grader Alice faces the daunting task of surviving middle school by trying to fit in with the popular kids. After a series of personal "horrible things," she decides a worldwide sisterhood is the answer to fending off future disasters. This humorous chapter book explores themes of peer pressure, self-identity, and the complexities of friendship and first crushes. Parents will appreciate its relatable portrayal of adolescent social dynamics and Alice's often-funny, sometimes-awkward solutions to her problems. It's a great read for children navigating their own middle school social landscapes.
