Alice in Bed

In "a sprightly first novel" (John Updike, The New Yorker), "fluently written . . . (in) an engaging voice" (The New York Times Book Review), Schine introduces readers to a convalescent but effervescent heroine imprisoned in the confines of a Manhattan hospital who proves that there is sometimes hilarity in the depths of infirmity.


Genre: Literary Fiction

"A sprightly novel. Schine has a real caricaturist's flair." - John Updike