Anne Frank The Diary of a young girl tells us the gripping tale of how a young girl and her family endured the holocaust by going into hiding .Anne spent the last two years of her life living in fear that she would be found and slaughtered, but she also mentions the solace she found in the little things.
She wrote about the onslaught of mixed feelings she experienced during her adolescence. In a house of more than a dozen she often felt lonely and alienated, though she specifically points out from time to time that the one person who could always understand and see through her was her father. Her days were divided between getting home schooled and observing the power relations that existed within the household. All in all this book proves to be a great read as you delve into the mind of a teenager and discover that in spite of prevailing darkness light can still be found.
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