Anne Frank: Anne Frank (Childhood of World Figures)

While Anne Frank: Young Diarist breaks no new ground, the short overview of Anne's life is accurate and quite comprehensive. There are just a few revelations, even for those steeped in Anne Frank lore. The book should not supplant (chiefly) middle school readers of Anne's diary itself, but the overview would be a good recap for, say, tenth graders whose view of Anne and her times is a bit fuzzy.

Reading about Anne Frank is always bittersweet since we know the end of the story. This book filled in some gaps from her childhood that other books had not.

We recieved the book on time we needed it to replace the schools book that got damaged. very happy. teacher was very happy when she recieved the book.

overall this was an extroadinary overview of anne frank's life. it is one of my faves. a masterpiece is what it is.

I love this young woman so much. This story mabe me cry. Poor Anne. Poor Jews. Anne was almost there. She almost made it.

I really enjoy the book Anne Frank by: Ruth Ashby.Anne Frank is a Jewish girl that lives in Amsterdam with her parents. From the book I learned a lot about Anne Frank, Hitler and the Holocaust. In 1940, when the Germans invaded the Netherlands. The Franks went into hiding, Anne calls the room they hid in the ". The Secret Annex."  " The Secret Annex" is a secret place above Anne's fathers office where they and a few of their friends go into hiding. If you want to know what happens to Anne or if they will find them in hiding ? you should read this book. I recommend this book to kids 10 and up because it is a very sad book, and I don't think kids under 10 should read it. I also recommend it to kids who like historical books.