An easy-to-read introduction to Anne Frank's short life, authorized by the Anne Frank Foundation
This is the moving life story of the young Jewish girl who hid from the Nazis during World War II. Readers can follow her day-to-day life in hiding with her family, and discover the hopes and fears of a young teenager as she writes to her best friend Kitty, the name she gives to her diary. This book contains quotes from the original diary along with many original photographs and newspaper articles from that period. It is ideal for prompting class discussions and raising awareness of the Holocaust.

Anne Frank: Her Life

Children's Books

Hoefnagel, Marian

Biographies

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Born a Slave (14 - The Time of Your Life)

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ReadZone Books

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ReadZone Books Limited

Fleeing from Saint Petersburg (14 - The Time of Your Life)

Teen & Young Adult

Historical Fiction

An easy-to-read version of The Diary of Anne Frank, targeted at children from the age of 8.&nbsp; Anne Frank was a very normal girl. She was born in Germany in 1929. A few years later, Adolf Hitler came to power. He blamed the Jews for the crisis in Germany. He wanted to kill them all. Because they were Jewish, Anne and her family had to flee. They went to The Netherlands. On May 10, 1940, Hitler invaded The Netherlands. Two months later, Anne and her family had to go into hiding. They were in hiding for two years. Anne, her parents and her sister Margot. And four other people. During that time, Anne kept a Diary. She wrote about what happened in the Secret Annexe. That is what the hiding place was called. In August 1944, the people were discovered and arrested. They were deported first to Westerbork camp in The Netherlands. Then to Auschwitz and to Bergen-Belsen. This is where Anne died. After the war, Anne's dad Otto was the only one still alive. When he came back to The Netherlands, he found Anne's Diary. He decided to publish it. This way, everybody would know about Anne. And about Jews in hiding. Otto hoped that the book would help to bring peace.

My Name is Anne (Easy to Read)

Uitgehuwelijkt (BoekenBoeien) (Dutch Edition)

Eenvoudig Communiceren B.V.

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