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Anne Frank's Diary (Illustrated) (Ages 12+)

Anne Frank's Diary (Illustrated) (Ages 12+)

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There has never been a text as moving and realistic as this one. Her words are true, and she shows us this in every diary entry, where she speaks of the emotional conflicts of all those surviving there. It is a book everyone should read once in their life.

Furthermore, it is a great story for teenagers, because Anne, even as a refugee, recounts the changes all young people experience with complete naturalness. So much so that any teenager can identify with her, even if they have nothing to do with the circumstances she lived through.

Imagine your world shrinking to a few hidden rooms. Outside, war rages. Inside, silence is your only defense. In this small universe, a thirteen-year-old girl decides her voice will not be erased. The Diary of Anne Frank is not just a document about the Holocaust; it is the testament of a brilliant mind that refuses to stop beating. It is a book that invites you to peek through the window of a secret annex in Amsterdam to discover that, even surrounded by hatred, hope has an indestructible voice.

There is no better gift than this hardcover book with the fantastic illustrations by María Hesse!

🧸 THIS BOOK HAS BEEN PUBLISHED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE ANNE FRANK FONDS, WHICH DONATES A PORTION OF ITS SALES PROCEEDS TO UNICEF.

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Synopsis

On June 12, 1942, for her thirteenth birthday, young Jewish girl Anne Frank receives a diary. A few weeks later, to escape Nazi persecution, her family goes into hiding in a secret annex at the back of her father's offices. For two years, the Franks and another family live together in this confined space. In her diary, Anne sincerely recounts the challenges of confinement, constant fear, and, at the same time, documents her own inner journey as a teenager: her reflections, conflicts, and her first love. Her diary ends abruptly on August 1, 1944, three days before the Gestapo raided the hiding place.

About the Author

Annelies Marie Frank (Frankfurt, 1929 - Bergen-Belsen, 1945) was a German girl of Jewish descent who posthumously became one of the most emblematic figures of the 20th century. Anne dreamed of being a writer, and her diary was the training ground where she perfected an extraordinary talent. Although she was only fifteen when she died of typhus in the concentration camp, her voice survived thanks to her father, Otto Frank, the only survivor of the group, who fulfilled his daughter's wish by publishing the diary. Anne's lucidity, wit, and profound humanity continue to inspire millions of people.

Technical Specifications

  • Pages: 360

  • Author: Anne Frank

  • Publisher: Lumen

  • Binding: Hardcover

  • Edition: 2025

  • ISBN: 9788426432315

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