That's OK, you didn't sound like a pain, just someone in need of more experience, which is what you were trying to get by asking the question.

Hopefully my answer shows you why the question you put was quite broad.

There are lots of books on programming in general that you could explore, and the library where you are may have plenty, to start with. They won't need to be about Alice specifically to be useful. There aren't many books about Alice, compared to programming in C or Java. If a book seems too difficult, don't be put off, try another one instead. There are plenty of programming topics that I still find difficult after years of programming. Thinking in the very small steps you need for programming is very different from how people work normally, and it can be very frustrating at times, and it takes a while to get used to it. But it is good practice for solving other problems.

Hopefully I haven't scared you away from asking good questions in the future!