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ALEXANDRA ZAPRUDER is a writer and editor based in the Washington, D.C. area. She is the author of Salvaged Pages: Young Writers' Diaries of the Holocaust (Yale University Press, 2002), which won the National Jewish Book Award in the Holocaust category in 2002. She co-authored Nazi Ideology and the Holocaust (U.S Holocaust Memorial Museum, 2006) and edited the forthcoming Diary of Rywka Lipczyc. She also wrote and co-produced the documentary film I'm Still Here: Real Diaries of Teenagers Who Lived During the Holocaust, which aired on MTV in 2005 and was nominated for two Emmy awards.
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I got this reader for my eight-year-old daughter to serve as an introduction to Anne Frank before she delves into Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl. After we both read it however, I must say I'm a little underwhelmed. The content itself is OK as it briefly covers the important events in Anne's short life from her early days in Germany, to her family's move to Holland, and later their hiding in the Secret Annexe, their capture by the Nazis, and the aftermath. As an introduction, it was fine, but I found the book wanting in terms of layout. The book reads like a scrapbook and not a very well-organized one at that. Alongside main information, there are smaller bits of info set off to the sides, and this can be very confusing for a young reader who has no knowledge of the historical context. Understandably, a lot of main events and descriptions are glossed over considering the subject matter, but I wish there was more thought put into describing Anne's vivacious personality and her keen perceptions. Also, the pronunciation guide is not altogether accurate - the pronunciation for Nazis is given as (NOT-sees] when it should be [Naht-sees]. The book looks good upon first glance but as a former history teacher, I found the way information was organized in this book to be rather disjointed and confusing, considering its target audience of young readers. My daughter and I enjoyed A Picture Book of Anne Frank (Picture Book Biography) much more than this lackluster effort.
this book is a great overview for younger kiddos with little to no knowledge of Anne Frank. It provides good information without too many spooky details.
Of course this book about Anne Frank is not as good as reading her own diary, it does have lots of information for young readers about Anne, Nazi Germany, the Holocaust, and a little bit of information about technology during that time.
Read and learn about the history of WWll through the eye of Anne Frank.
my daughter really enjoyed reading this. It was very well put together. Very nice for elementary school-age children.
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