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I might be one of a handful of people who didn't read this book in high school (despite doing an entire year's unit on the Holocaust and going to the Holocaust Museum in DC at least 5 times). I don't know what I expected, but I don't think this was it. I appreciate the book, and especially that Otto Frank published it. I can't say that I related to Anne, but she certainly would have had a career in writing or journalism had her life not been cut short from typhoid. All in all, I'm very glad I re
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A very moving book. Anne Frank was a remarkable girl living through extraordinary and terrible circumstances.
She really gives a sense of the stress of close confinement with others, combined with the fear of capture and the deprivation they faced, although her optimism and hope shine brightly through.
She really gives a sense of the stress of close confinement with others, combined with the fear of capture and the deprivation they faced, although her optimism and hope shine brightly through.
Nov 16, 2008
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