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Elisabeth Marinho elisabethm203e — I had this in a pile of books to speed-date, and this one didn't make it past the 50 page test. I partially enjoyed Prep by the same author, but was skeptical of the content of this one from the start. Just knowing it was based on the life of Laura Bush, loosely, yes, but it definitely didn't reach out and grab me in the pages I gave it. I saw another reviewer refer to the protagonist as "limp lettuce," and I understand the book declines over time, rather than improving. It seemed pretty limp to me to start, so I'll just call this firmly "not my thing" and let someone else read it.

Jess Laurent jlaurent — Like all great books, this one is pretty hard to classify. I don't know if it is a comedy, a tragedy, a love story, a cautionary tale, a story of friendship, of loyalty or of betrayal. Whatever it is, this book is unforgettable.

Damaris Castiblanco _amaris_ — Still, what was truly tiresome--what is always truly tiresome--was the disappointment, brief and politely suppressed, evident in all the faces. The disappointment of looking for a little girl, a bright little girl in a starched white pinafore, and finding an old lady instead. Alice Liddell is so very tired. She is tired of being Alice in Wonderland, the girl who fell down a rabbit hole and had an adventure. She is eighty years old now; no longer the child who didn’t want to grow up. We see Alice grow from that child to a young woman, from a young woman to a wife and mother. We see her change and we see how Alice in Wonderland changes her. I enjoyed this book more than I thought I would. I love Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass but I don't love it so much that I was bothered by the liberties the author took in Alice I Have Been.