Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl | Overview
Although written in Europe nearly a half-century ago, Anne Frank has remained immensely popular throughout the world. Anne lives in extraordinary circumstances, but many of her feelings, frustrations, and ideas are those of ordinary teenagers. Thus, the reader is able to identify with her while learning about a unique and terrible historical event. Anne maintains a sense of humor and optimism throughout her ordeal. A powerful testimony to her courage, Anne's diary is both sobering and inspiring.
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In her diary, after being in hiding, Anne is able to hold onto her optimism. It... - pmiranda2857 added a post:
Anne Frank and her family go into hiding for their safety when she is just 13...
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