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The Diary of a Young Girl | 
Up next! A very pretty edition, too!
It‘s my October #bookspin pick. @TheAromaofBooks
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pickRe-read (listened!) to this favorite childhood gem!
pickThis amazing book is Anne Franks diary chronicles of her life during the holocaust. It is a great book to share her perspective of the time !!
This book could be used to introduce the holocaust as well as share the inspiring story of Anne Frank
“I can shake off everything as I write; my sorrows disappear, my courage is reborn.”
pickNonfiction - published in 1947. Discovered in the attic in which she spent the last years of her life, Anne Frank‘s remarkable diary has become a world classic—a powerful reminder of the horrors of war and an eloquent testament to the human spirit.
“I know what I want, I have a goal, an opinion, I have a religion and love. Let me be myself and then I am satisfied. I know that I‘m a woman, a woman with inward strength and plenty of courage.“
#schoolspirit
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Ordered a replica diary from the Anne Frank Huis and I'm going to write Anne's quotes in both English and Dutch.
I don't know much Dutch so this is going to be a fun challenge
pickI really liked it. It shows the struggles of Anne as a teenager in hiding. Even after almost a century, things still seem relatable to us/nowadays. I‘m also constantly reminded the sad truth that she passed away in such a horrible way despite her always being so cheerful in her entries. Overall, I rate it a 8/10.
pickI picked this up because I wanted to compare this to the new GN version I read earlier this month. I remember reading this in grade school, so it‘s interesting to get the adult perspective. It‘s startling to think of the incredibly wide reach this one text has had, becoming the definitive picture of the holocaust in so many peoples minds. I think lockdown has given me a new perspective on what it might really mean to be confined for 2 years.
“We aren‘t allowed to have any opinions. People can tell you to keep your mouth shut, but it doesn‘t stop you having your own opinion. Even if people are still very young, they shouldn‘t be prevented from saying what they think.”
As a #homeschool parent I have moments where I am amused by my children. Tonight looking at the two books my nine year old is currently reading was one of them. #history #science
pickThis diary has left lasting impression. This diary of Anne Frank, a girl who was mature than her age had penned down most tragic 2 years(1942-44). In her diary, she elobrately talked about the pathetic suffering of jews, living in hideaway, relationship between her and parent and other topics like family,friend,love,politics, religion. Anyone will be amazed to know all these topics had been written by girl only of 13-15 years old. Must read book !
pickI can‘t even begin to imagine being a young teenager in hiding for two years of life. The fear... the hope... the isolation from your friends. She was mature beyond her years, but still a child. She found solace in writing to her “dear Kitty” - her diary. Her personality shone through her writing.
pickI still can't believe this book was written by someone as young as 12-15 year old. She lived through the most difficult time imaginable and describes her struggles beautifully. I think everyone should read this book once.
PS. Really helped me feel better about this entire Quarantine situation 🙈
pickWonderful but made me truly sick to my stomach. Reading her clear, funny, optimistic writing (hard to believe a young teen could write this well) knowing what was going to happen was horrifying. I wish I hadn‘t read the afterword on the train so I could have cried properly.
I‘m glad I read t even though it was hard. It reminded me of everything I shouldn‘t take for granted and how hard we owe it to people like Anne to work for a fairer world.
Home from Paris, family lunch done, bath taken and now quiet time. I‘m finally reading Anne Frank which I should have read years ago. I wanted to read it in the most respectful, thoughtful way I could rather than just race through it, so I‘ve got a whole evening and plenty of time to think.
She‘s such a warm, humorous, humane writer. She puts a lot of things in perspective for me, and I‘m appreciating how lucky I am to live my life
1. Fiction but I also enjoy non-fiction
2. Tagged
3. PE
4. Victorian era in England or WWII period
5. Anyone who wants to play are welcome!
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pickThis was exceptional. I should have read it a long time ago. 💖📚 I'm planning to go to Amsterdam soon and I hope to get a chance to visit the house where they managed to stay hidden for so long.
Thanks to Anne Frank and her diary, she and many others who have suffered will not be forgotten...
#forgetmenot #literarylove @vkois88 @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
pick#backpackeurope travelogue *fictional*
Country 45: The Netherlands - I ate some stroopwaffel as I toured Amsterdam (canal tours, and a visit to the Secret Annex to pay my respects). I also kept my eyes peeled for windmills and tulips!
Rereading this book for the first time as an adult and it breaks my heart. Probably one of the most important books ever. Everyone should read it...and recognize how horrific it is she never got to grow up. 5/5
Rereading this for #backpackeurope and it's been far too long since I did so. One of the most important books I existence, in my opinion. #neveragain
The #building where Anne wrote her diary is a must-visit when in Amsterdam. If I ever go back I‘ll visit again. 💔 #maylovesclassics #litsyclassics
so-soGood historical reference. A bit dry to read through in it's entirety. Interesting that it came from a teenage girl (age 13 - 15). I think this is one that everyone should read at least once.
Today‘s book haul are WWII memoirs/true stories. Have you read either of these? I‘m eager to read them both. Do you have any more WWII memoirs/true stories to recommend? I want to grow my collection before my new modules start in October. #history #holocaust #shoah #WWII #nonfiction #booklover #bookblogger #bibliophile #bookish
#150PnPCoverParty day 20 #opinions
“People can tell you to keep your mouth shut, but it doesn't stop you having your own opinions.”
pickFinished my second book on the #readharderchallenge. #publishedposthumously
I was enthralled by this book. Listened to the audiobook and the reader is top notch. Highly highly recommended it. Anne writes about her life as a 13 year old then about life in hiding. Not very interesting situations but Anne‘s writing and insights make them worth reading about. Anne would‘ve gone on to do great things. 💔
I‘m 30 minuets or so into the audiobook and simply Anne describing her everyday life as a 13 year old is absolutely enthralling. Reading for #publishedposthumously on the #readharderchallenge.
I‘m also reading another book that‘s in journal format and I think I‘m going to seek out more journal books because I enjoy the style.
I was 11 when I first read Anne Frank‘s diary. It was my first real introduction to the horrors of the Holocaust and left a deep impression on the importance of #tolerance. #quotsynov17
pick2017 Challenge: Completed! ✅
With three months to spare, I finished my goal of 52 books this year with The Diary of a Young Girl! I‘m not stopping at 52 but I‘m pretty proud of myself after only reading 15 books last year! Getting back into reading was the best choice I made this year. #goodreads #bookchallenge
Rather pointed placement there I just say... (and yep, bookstores in Mumbai still sell Mein Kampf. I'm conflicted about it but props for unsubtle).
#backintoreading #bannedbooklove #toomanybannedbooks
Just a sample of banned books we own. Fortunately I grew up in a family where there was access to any books-
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