The Diary of a Young Girl question

I read it in 7th grade.

I read this in 2nd grade... I was obsessed with Anne Frank

My class studied it when I was in eighth grade.

5th or 6th grade but i was probably in 4th when i read it

I read it in middle school around 7th grade.

i was forced to read it in 10th grade for school assignment

Macedonia has a different educational system, so let's say, I read it when I was 12, I think.

I think kids should read about it in the 6th grade

i read it when i was 13

I read it when I was 10 years old and I'm glad I did. I think more than ever it's important that kids know the world is not all about social media and Hunger Game movies. What Anne went through was horrifying and real and dwarfs the issues most children face today.

I read this book when I was in 7th grade. I ordered this cover edition from Scholastic booksThe Diary of a Young Girl. I thought it was the most profound book I'd ever read at the time and I began keeping a diary as a result of having read the book.

I read it in ninth grade and i felt that i was mature enough and was able to relate to anne really well considering i was the same age as her in the later, and more frequent part of the journal.
I had originally read the play in eighth grade and it was nothing like the actual book. The book was so much better and I wish schools would lend that out instead of the play.

I read it on my own time this year. Me and my siblings never read it in school. Quite a shame really, cause it's an unbelievable piece of work! Not to mention she is only like 12 years old.

I read this as a teenager and again in my twenties.It was not on the School Curriculum so I chose to read it myself.I feel it should be part of a History compulsary read so the tragedies are never forgotten.It beings up strong feelings within me that too many people got away with atrocities of this magnitude.Just as guilty the people who turned a blind eye.

I was either in 5th or 6th when I read it.

They read it whenever they pick it up and decide to read it. Lol.