Anne Frank's Diary

Author: [German] Frank
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: The Diary of a Young Girl is the diary of Jewish teenager Anne Frank, who recorded her life experiences in hiding from the Nazis for two years. From her diary, we can feel the disaster, suffering, and sorrow brought to humanity by war. We can also see the conflicts with parents and curiosity about the opposite sex experienced by a teenage girl in The Diary of a Young Girl. We believe The Diary of a Young Girl will surely move young children who love peace. The Diary of a Young Girl is a self-experience and growth process written by Anne Frank, a Jewish girl born in Germany, during the two years of German occupation in the Netherlands. Anne Frank is cheerful, lively, and both retains the innocence of a girl and demonstrates mature thoughts. When reading this work, readers will imagine in their minds the face of a Jewish girl who longs for peace and freedom, her bright eyes, and her mature smile. We believe The Diary of a Young Girl will be passed down until the day of human peace, touching the hearts of every reader who loves peace.