Anne Frank, album di famiglia

This photographic remembrance of Anne Frank appears at first like any family album. Translated from the Dutch, this photobiography, like the famous diary, captures the ordinariness of Anne and her family's life. Individual photos are mostly informal snapshots and are a bit blurry at times. But this photobiography chronicles a far-from-ordinary life, and the Association of the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam sets Anne's story in a larger context, examining Hitler's rise to power, developing her family history, and the larger fate of the Jews during WWII. The establishment of the Anne Frank House in 1960 is also described.
The photographs are well captioned and the book is handsomely designed, with short essays in easily readable text. A facsimile of her last diary entry has also been included, as well as maps, interviews, chronology, and notes on different versions of her famous diary. This is a poignant, respectful tribute to Anne Frank. ( )

The biography "Anne Frank" is about Anne Frank and her life during the Nazi invasion on Germany. It goes through her life when her and her family wore in hiding, how she felt and what are day to day life was. This book, shares real life photographs of what is was like in Germany, where she lived and her family. This will make you feel what she did back in the 1900's.
In middle school, I remember reading about Anne Frank I was really interested in World War II. Everything is so fascinated about how it was and what her life was and the struggle Anne and her family had to go through. It really opened my eyes when I got to read from Anne's perspective of how it really was with Hitler in charge and makes you feel everything she did.
This would be a good book to have students read in English, when you are learning about WWII in your history class. You could have students do a book report or journal entry describing what they would do in that situation. You could also have students write a letter either to Hitler or to Anne, telling them how you feel.

"Anne Frank Beyond The Diary"is a hard cover book written by Ruud Van Der Roll and Rian Verhoeven.The authors talk about the life of Anne Frank with her family and their life before they hid from the Nazis.In this book you can see how Anne Frank got her strong will and strong morals.Anne Frank's father was an avid photographer and took many photos of Anne Frank with her family.Vander Der Roll is a sociologist and a member of Anne Frank's House along with his colleague.He helps prepare annual Anne Frank Journal as well as students projects of The Second World War along with issues of racism and discrimination. This book has great illustrations that depict photos and the conditions Anne Frank and her family lived in while in hiding.There are pictures of her diaries and concentration camps.This book is a great way to teach children tragedies of humankind and how not to repeat those tragedies again.

Het vertelt het levensverhaal van Anne Frank, geeft informatie over de tijd waarin ze leefde en gaat in op de geschiedenis van het dagboek. ( )