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Title	:	Anne Frank: A Hidden Life
Author	:	Mirjam Pressler
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 176 pages
Published	:	August 27th 2001 by Puffin (first published April 1st 1995)
Categories	:	World War II. Holocaust. History. Biography. Nonfiction. War

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Anne Frank's diary gives readers an intimate portrait of her life in hiding. But what else do we know about Anne? What did others think of her? Here, surviving friends and neighbors describe Anne as a child, and the people who protected her during the war describe the Secret Annex. Sections from Anne's diary that were recently made public give readers a closer look at the girl who wrote, "I want to go on living even after my death "

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Original Title:	Ich sehne mich so!
ISBN:	0141312262 (ISBN13: 9780141312262)
Edition Language:	English

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Anne Frank: A Hidden Life was a very fast read and full of interesting facts and tidbits. It is a perfect book to help refresh your mind about Anne and her diary. Especially if you are going to teach The Diary of Anne Frank soon to eighth graders. The author gives you very critical insight into Anne's life, and sometimes offers her own (sometimes not needed) opinion. The chapters are organized very logically, and very reader friendly. It is kind of disturbing when she writes about Anne's first

I did not like how much the author interposed her assessments of the situations and her suppositions. I'd much rather read straight expository facts without listening to the conjectures of another person. I didn't appreciate her assessments of the real-life people. I didn't want to hear her opinion! This is not a piece of informational text, but rather it has information that has been clouded by one woman's theorizing. :/



An informative and humbling view into the lives of the Frank family and all of those who risked their lives regularly to aid them.

This book is a biography of Anne Frank. Sadly this book is not award winning. In the stories we read about Anna frank we only see up until she is forced away to a concentration camp and we only learn her father is the only one left alive. In this book the story picks up with the woman who hid Anna and her family. I gave this book five stars because I love learning more history on Anne frank and because I felt this book was an eye opener as the who Anna was not just a little girl hiding out for

Ann Frank A Hidden Life by Mirjam Pressler was not the best book I have ever read but it was very interesting and full of facts. I would have wished to read more of the diary then the facts but you get what you get. There was an other book that was just her diary, I should have read that but I couldn't find it in time. I think that the facts were cool and actually reading a book about Ann Frank and learning something I didn't know about her was cool but just didn't Interest me enough.

Anne Frank: A Hidden Life by Mirjam Pressler is a great book about an amazing hero to many people throughout the world. This book's genre is a biography. It takes place during The Holocaust in the Netherlands. The main characters are Anne Frank, Otto Frank, Margot Frank, the others in the secret annex, the helpers who are helping her family and friends survive, and all of Anne's friends. This book summarizes Anne Frank's diary that she kept during the Holocaust. It goes in depth about what