”Reading Diário de Anne Frank in 1959: from the very first page, the image of a Jewish girl rises up, entangled with my own. She, the thirteen-year-old girl who wrote, and I, the girl who read, who also lived under an oppressive system, marked by poverty.”
Diary of a Young Girl
Anne Frank · 1947 · 308 pages
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About the book
The intimate and moving account of a girl living in hiding during the Nazi occupation of Amsterdam. Anne Frank records her thoughts, fears, dreams, and adolescent discoveries as her family hid from their persecutors, creating a powerful testament to the human experience in the face of oppression and horror.
More than a historical document, the diary reveals the universality of the human condition through the voice of an extraordinarily perceptive young woman. A work that transcends the particular to touch profound truths about hope, dignity, and resilience.
Book details
| Author | Anne Frank |
|---|---|
| Original title | O Diário de Anne Frank |
| Year of publication | 1947 |
| Pages | 308 |
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