Name: Symone'
March 28, 2007 02:03 PM | Location:
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I'm an 8th grade student. I really enjoyed reading the complex thoughts of Anne Frank. There were so many interesting statements that I thought were excellent!This book taught me a lot about the Holocaust and i am glad people like you posted more pages (etc.)to help me learn more. The pictures were interesting to. |
Name: justin
March 28, 2007 01:37 PM | Location:
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After I read this book,I learned that being a Jew doesn't show who you really are. |
Name: Vickie C
March 28, 2007 11:04 AM | Location:
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The first time I read, "Anne Frank" as a young girl of 11, it immediately left an impression. Her articulate craft in writing and her open heart of seeing good in all people has been an inspiration. Now as a 37 year old woman, I still own a copy of her diary and continue to let people know that it is a story they should read. She was a brilliant young girl that endured more than any of us may see in a lifetime. I would like to think she would be pleased if she knew how many lives she has touched. |
Name: Brandie Harris
March 28, 2007 08:52 AM | Location:
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When I read The " diary of a young girl" I thought to my self how can she atill keep her head held high. And still keep goods thought in her head about the Nazi. |
Name: Aly
March 26, 2007 06:41 PM | Location:
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The book "Anne Frank" taught me a lot. It showed me that when we think that we have it hard, we should think about poor Anne who had a very hard and difficult life. She is inspiration to people all over the world! Whenever I think that life is tough, I think about Anne. It is so sad that she died and that her father was the only one who lived through World War 2 from her family. In away she accomplished her biggest dream-to become a writer. She inspired me to write a diary. If her diary can make such a big impact in people's life-well, maybe our writings can have big impact too. |
Name: Payton
March 26, 2007 03:47 PM | Location:
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I'm in the 8th grade and have four books on Anne Frank. I think she is brave, sweet, and just a wonderful writer. The first time I read her diary i was shocked at how much I didnt know about her and the holocaust. I have continued reading her books and is continuely surprised. I am also now doing a documentery on her and is finding alot more about Anne Frank. |
Name: Agatha Sperry
March 26, 2007 12:13 PM | Location:
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I am only about Anne's when she started keeping her diaries, but I just wish she were alive and I could see her and talk to her because we have so much in common. Everyone should know who Anne is because she is so important and this site teaches you that. It taught me how important (and fun) diaries are and how much they tell people in the future to know what life is really like in this time and this generation. Anne Frank is somebody to pay attention to. |
Name: William Foster
March 25, 2007 06:41 AM | Location:
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I heard about the book when I was about 11...now at 56..I finally read it and reread it.I was so inpressed and moved by it. Anne, was an intelligent, thoughtful and articulate person...and brought her story to life.So moved was I by it, I watched the movie starring Hannah Gordon Taylor, the young English actress..and now am reading and watching much on the Holocaust. Anne's final days, must have been so harrowing and desperate for her.Her, and millions of other deaths, must never be repeated. I salute the courage of a brave girl. |
Name: Lauren dale
March 23, 2007 11:41 AM | Location:
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I think,juding by Anne's sad story a very large number of people have learned to respect her in a lot of ways just by reading the book! |
Name: Taylor
March 22, 2007 10:05 PM | Location:
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Anne Frank is a role model to me!She such an interesting person to study.I wish she was still alive so I could interview her.People should reconize her courage.Hopefully people won't be Treated like that again.
I'm starting a report on Anne Frank.That's how I found this web site!That is why Anne Frank is my role model! |
