The Diary of Anne Frank: Adapted For Younger Readers
By T J Akers
In hiding, Anne’s diary becomes her closest friend—but who will hear her hopes?
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What is The Diary of Anne Frank: Adapted For Younger Readers about?
Anne Frank was a Jewish girl who went into hiding with her family during the Second World War. In the Secret Annex, she wrote about everyday life, arguments, fears, dreams and her hope for a better future in her diary, Kitty. This adaptation introduces younger readers to Anne’s experiences and explains the historical background of the Holocaust in clear, sensitive language. Her words offer a moving glimpse of life in hiding and show the lasting importance of courage, empathy and human rights.
Pages
178 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2025
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