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ISBN:	1442445904 (ISBN13: 9781442445901)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Alice #25

Now I'll Tell You Everything (Alice #25)

Phyllis Reynolds Naylor

Hardcover | Pages: 517 pages

Rating: 4.13 | 1249 Users | 213 Reviews

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Title	:	Now I'll Tell You Everything (Alice #25)
Author	:	Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 517 pages
Published	:	October 15th 2013 by Atheneum Books for Young Readers (first published October 2013)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Contemporary. Fiction. Romance. Teen. Realistic Fiction. Family

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Alice McKinley is going to college! And everything, from her room to her classes to her friends, is about to change. Stoically, nervously, Alice puts her best foot forward…and steps into the rest of her life.

Just how crazy will her college life get? Will Alice’s dream of becoming a psychologist come true? Are she and her BFFs destined to remain BFFs? And with so many miles between them, will Alice and Patrick stay together…or is there a hot, mysterious stranger in her future? As Alice well knows, life isn’t always so predictable, and there are more than a few curveballs waiting to be thrown her way.

This is it. The grand finale. You’ve loved her, you’ve learned with her, you’ve watched her grow up through twenty-eight books. And now everything you’ve ever wanted to know about Alice McKinley will be revealed!

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I'm biased. I don't necessarily think that Now I'll Tell You Everything, the final book in the Alice McKinley series, was a five star book. But I've grown up with Alice, and even though this last book was by no means a strong entry to the series (or even all that surprising, to be honest), it was still a fantastic sendoff. And I will buy the book when it is actually released, because I can't have an incomplete collection! ;)A little more on my thoughts: (view spoiler)[Of course she ends up with

Really this book is 2. 5 stars and the .5 is for nostalgic fondness. This book does not lie it does follow Alice from 18-60. Yes I guess that those of us who have "known" Alice for years did want to know how she ended up and with whom. Perhaps though we didn't need quite this much detail. Frankly a lot of the book was just dull. I mean I thought "who cares?" several times. There are also a thousand little nitpicks I have because I am very familiar with the area that she is writing about. Which

loved this for sentimental reasons

Before I embark on this admittedly negative review I have to mention that this series really meant a lot to me while I was growing up. I really appreciate the author's commitment to her fans and its evident that this book was written with the now mostly adult readers in mind. That being said, I was dubious of this book when I heard a few years ago that it would take Alice from 18-60 in one book and I think I was correct to have been suspicious. I was really rooting for the final book to be

I'm going to admit that I was a teensy bit wary about this final book. The work in the latest books deteriorated a little bit, as it felt like Phyllis Reynolds Naylor grew less and less in touch with the young people of today. I can tell you all about the distinctive moments in the first Alice books, like Denise Whitlock's bullying, the pencil test, the gum in Pamela's hair, Alice's fake wedding in high school and Pamela's fake pregnancy, and it all felt so real to me when I was younger and

All right. If you were an active fan of this series all alonglike, keeping up with the author's website and writing in your suggestions for the seriesyou may have been less surprised by the last book than I was (maybe). But I was really disappointed by the way this series ended. (Don't worry; no spoilers except the general outline of the book.)Each of the twenty-seven previous books, including prequels, covered a space of four months. First semester of the school year, second semester, summer.

I started reading about Alice when I too was in middle school. The embarrassing stories and promises of her friends and of course, of Patrick, helped me through a lot of awkward times as well. When I discovered there had been written a last Alice book in my local library, I was ecstatic.The book was good and bad in my opinion. Of course I wanted to know how her life turns out and who she experiences the end of it with. But I also felt like several events were cut way too short. For example, in