who should read this....

Who would the book appeal to?
~ i think that this book appeals to mostly to young girls and how they think that they will be ok even tho sometimes they cant be. and also a lot of people say that if they got raped than they would fight back but this book i think really tells what people would do if they got attacked, they would do anything to not get raped.

What about it is appealing?
~in the book what is appealing to me is the fact that Allice is so strong and how even though something like this happened to her she is still strong and tryes really hard to put the guy in jail. if it happened to me like i would want to put the guy in jail but it would be really hard for me to talk about what happened and explain everything that, that person had done and what they where wearing and everything i don't think i could remember everything like that for that long of a time.

What obstacles should student readers of this book be ready for?
~ that you should never really trust anyone and that even though u might think that you are strong and that you will be fine, you might not be in the long run.

What would students need to know about in order to understand the book?
~ i don't think that they really need to know anything. like if you read the book it will tell you what you need to know and what happened. this book will really open your eyes to what could really happen.

What issues does the book deal with that students might be interested in discussing?
~ well through the whole book its all about Allice's rape so pretty much rape i guess.

Is there any “mature” content in the book? If so, what kind of content? How would you deal with such content in class?
~i really don't have any connection to this book like i have never had this happen to me before. but this book really tells what it is like to go through something like this. and to just read this really opened my eyes to a lot of things that happen to people and what they have to go through, not just when it happened but even after.