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The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank

Published September 1, 2009

The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank

Book info

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  • Author Anne Frank
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Thoughts

I’ll admit I only read this because I watched the BBC version and adored it. I wasn’t as taken with the written version, but it’s the kind of book you can’t really criticise because it’s real life history in your hands. The story is tragic, of course, but reading the innermost thoughts of those involved makes it even more real.

Going back to the book, though, I did find it tough going. I think it was another one of those issues where I couldn’t relate to this 13 year old girl who dreamed big. She was so full of thoughts about politics and the future. When I was 13 I thought about pop music and bubblegum. I feel terrible about this.

Still, I did manage to read it all the way through this time, which is something to note, as I believe I have tried and failed a couple of times before.

Rating: Unrated

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