Anne’s Final Entry
Anne Frank’s last diary entry Two years into hiding, Anne Frank was finally looking ahead to the future and how she planned to readjust back in the world. Of the many things she was looking
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How Anne Improved as a Writer
Over the two years from when she first started keeping a diary, Anne Frank sharpened her natural skills- and made sure the updated version showcased that growth. In addition to the entries she edited for
Ode To My Favorite Fountain Pen
Any time Anne Frank sat down with her diary, in her right hand was the fountain pen she received as a gift from her maternal grandmother when she was 9. Four vears later. in the
Dear Kitty
The Franks went into hiding so unexpectedly, Anne didn’t get a chance to say goodbye to any of her friends. The popular girl had always prided herself on the large clique (including several male admirers),
Quick Facts About Anne Frank’s Diary
Anne Frank’s diary, a personal account of her life hiding from Nazis, was a 13th birthday gift, written to her imaginary friend “Kitty,” documenting teenage thoughts and Holocaust realities; published posthumously in 1947 by her
Sharing Isn’t Always Easy
Sharing her small room with a man as old as her father was a challenge for Anne. Likewise, Fritz Pfeffer found it difficult to cope with Anne, an audacious teenager. It wasn’t long before the