Name: Nicole K.
December 08, 2008 10:31 PM | Location:
Arizona Response:
This site gave me a lot of valuable information I didn't/couldn't get from other "not-as-reliable" sources for a National History Day project I'm doing. Thanks!! It helped a WHOLE LOT!!!! |
Name: Nicole K.
December 08, 2008 10:09 PM | Location:
Arizona Response:
Anne Frank was a truly amazing individual. I loved her diary and reading Miep Gies' book Anne Frank Remembered. It really makes me think of how blessed I am, and how blessed we all are, to be alive and safe from such destruction and fear. |
Name: Caitlin Byrd
December 08, 2008 02:26 PM | Location:
Samson Alabama Response:
hello i am in 8th grade and i am from Alabama. My reading class are studing about Anne Frank and it has changed my prespective in life and caring about people |
Name: Kim
December 07, 2008 11:07 PM | Location:
Philippines Response:
Im 9 years old.I wanna be like Anne Frank because she have a great talent I wanna travel like Anne Frank I wanna be a writer.Im sad because of her story's her Father only the one who survibe and her sister,mother,and Anne Frank died. |
Name: mikayla
December 06, 2008 08:04 PM | Location:
ottawa Response:
i'm nine years old but i'm old enough
to understand how hard anne frank's
live was and that lives like that should not be ignored even though people are different for example there's different religions on this planet and we all should respect that.Hens, her diary and life story really inspired me. |
Name: Brendan
December 03, 2008 08:56 PM | Location:
Response:
It was amazing how she was able to survive for so long in the "secret annex" and it must have been very scary to live that way. |
Name: Gabe
December 03, 2008 06:37 AM | Location:
NJ Response:
Anne was a very talented young girl.
at that age, simply being to write that much. Is very impressive. Nobody can imagine the suffering of Anne Frank, living in attic with strangers and family members having to be quite for 24 hours straight. Its a shame what people could do to others. |
Name: camille
December 02, 2008 04:15 PM | Location:
Texas Response:
iam 10 when i read her diary i felt somthing.she is someone to look up to.her writing is very good for her age.she has a good memory i must say.sheis true to herself.GOD BLESS HER SOUL. |
Name: Ms. McNair
December 01, 2008 12:39 PM | Location:
Cupertino, California Response:
Again, the story of this remarkable girl moves me on many levels. As we think of Thanksgiving, we can be thankful that a time like the holocaust will never be allowed to happen again, thanks to the eye-opening diary of Anne Frank. |
Name: Ryan
November 30, 2008 05:08 AM | Location:
Collinsville, IL Response:
Once you hear someone narrate her thoughts under the section of her diary titled, "Give", you start to realize how inferior your thoughts of giving may be. Why does she have wisdom beyond her years? Is it because such wisdom can only be found in the mind of a child? Do you remember your thoughts when you were 13? I can tell you now...if you are Christian, Muslim, Buddhist...whatever religion...Anne's words speak to all of us...kindness can be given by anyone. Anne is more of a saint than anyone I have ever heard of...but here's the humorous part...I doubt Anne would want to be recognized as a saint in any religion. At age 13 when she began her diary...she led by verbal example more than any leader I can quote other than Jesus Christ. Please do unto others as you would have them do unto you...even I will tell you that I need to follow that philosophy much greater than I do today. As a last note - if you ever see Washington, D.C....please visit the Holocaust Museum so that together, we can let others know the importance of why we feel this should never happen again...even while it is happening on the continents of Africa and Asia today. This museum is a confirmation of what you believe in...that you will never do this unto others, no matter what your earthly beliefs in humanity are. Would you want to be treated this way? Do unto others...if everyone followed this, do you think we'd have the same worldly problems today? Above all, praise God...for God is the one that gave us all life, including Anne Frank...and I think she appreciated it more than most...if I'm wrong, we should see a lot more people writing their thoughts like she did in "Give". |
