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The diary of Anne Frank is an amazing true story that affects me personally and emotionally because to even think about living in an attic for two years makes me think how grateful I am. She is going through the same things every teenager goes through and is not embarrassed about it. I also think she is very serious about her writing because I tried to keep a diary of my own but I always forget about it and even though Anne did miss some days she brought to us some amazing stories. When I was reading the diary there were some dull moments but there was lots of dramatic moments. Anne Frank had some knowledge that she was going to die and I feel like that made the diary famous because it didn't have a happy ever after. There are many that agree with me that the diary of Anne Frank is a great book like Times, college professor, teachers, and many others. In fact one Times book reviewer said “The resulting diary is one of the most moving stories that anyone, anywhere has managed to tell about World War 1.” This is just one of the many of people who love Anne Frank. Francine Prose loves how the legacy of Anne Frank has kept going and how everyone appreciates the diary. As she states “ Every time I have talked to students and heard what they have to say, I've been …show more content…
Also the fact that Anne knew that she was going to die is even more incredible because even though she did not seem scared to others she told “us” how she really felt. Her connection between Peter and her sister, Margot, was a bit heartbreaking because Margot also liked Peter but Anne “stole” him from Margot. The high tension between her and Mrs. Van Daan was like a telenovel you never know when they would fight and how long it lasted. I believe that if Anne would not have died she would a been a great and influential writer and

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