The Diary Of A Young Girl By Anne Frank

The Diary Of A Young Girl is by Anne Frank, who had named her diary ‘Kitty’, when she was 13 years old. The book explains the state of mind of a teenager. But as the pages of the diary unfold, it tells a gripping real-life account of the 8 people who hid in an old office for 2 years, until they are found by the Nazis and sent to a Nazi camp, where only one survived. Of the seven dead was the brave and courageous Anne Frank. The Diary Of A Young Girl is an inspiring and real-life example of courage and the will to survive.

The Diary Of A Young Girl was not written in a traditional way i.e. the entries did not start with Dear Diary, instead Anne Frank used many names like Kitty, Jetty, Connie, and Jackie.The published book reveals the teenage love and affection that was developing between her and one of the refugees. Since its publication, the book has become a classic. It is reminder of the horrors of war and the true test of human endurance in grave danger.

Her diary depicts the hardships suffered by the group, detailing the expressions of the people present with her. Describing the everyday challenges faced by them. Her extraordinary work of capturing the emotions of the group and writing it in her diary makes it an interesting read.The book was published by GBD Books in 2012, and is available in paperback.

Key Features:

• The book tells a tale of the war and survival.
• The book has been adapted into movies, in many languages