The Diary Of Anne Frank

This week I have started reading The Diary of a Young Girl, which is a non-fiction novel written by Anne Frank herself, edited by her father, Otto Frank, and then later translated to the English language. I have read only the first 50 pages of the total 274 in this novel.

The main point behind Anne’s diary was for her to have someone, or let’s say something, to be able to confide to. It speaks of her experiences from the age thirteen, when she began to write her diary, to fifteen, when she was obligated to stop. The first entry in this diary, which she so often would call Kitty, was dated June 12, 1942 while the last entry in was dated August 1, 1944.

Anne’s sister, Margot, receiving a call up notification, to report to Westbrook Transit Camp, would be a main event because it is the ultimate cause of the Frank families move from their regular home into the annex; they hid in for the time being.