Anne Frank's Life

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There are quite a bit of themes to write about when it comes to Anne Frank's life. But I think the family theme fits this story best. Mostly because there are two families that had to learn to deal with each other for such a long time. The Franks and the Van Daan's worked out pretty well when the kids didn’t know each other, but when peter and Anne got more familiar with each other it made their lives easier and more interesting. The parents also started to be “parents’ more because Peter and Anne had some sort of relationship according to Mrs Van Daan. Family was the biggest theme for this book because when they started to get closer together (the two families) they would start to rely on each for other things. In the book The kids were

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