Name: Michael.A.W
December 19, 2009 05:12 PM | Location:
Prince George Response:
Wow, I looked at the video in English class. It's horrible what the Jews had to go though back then. Anna L Frank is a strong little girl to almost survive the holocaust by one month. Thank you for leaving your journal behind. You have inspired us all. |
Name: Lindsay E
December 19, 2009 03:26 PM | Location:
Response:
I really enjoyed reading Anne Frank.She seemed like a smart girl. you could tell that she really wanted to make a difference in the way some people lived and she wanted everyone to know that everyone is equal. I think Anne would have made an amazing journalist. From hearing the different stories and real life entries it helped me understand more about how people lived and how it was always a question if you were going to make it another week or if the nazis were going to find you. Anne and her friends and family were really brave to be able to live like that for 2 years. |
Name: Tori P.
December 19, 2009 09:26 AM | Location:
MA Response:
This story is amazing! She was such an amazing person. This story was just so sad. It really touched me that she died just before she was let out of the Concentration Camp. I love how even after she died, she affected the world in so many positive ways. The dream she wanted, to be a writer, was fulfilled, even though not in her lifetime. I think that if Anne had survived those last few weeks of Concentration Camp, she would have been absolutely amazed at the affect her personal diary has had. Her story is truly amazing! |
Name: Kayla
December 18, 2009 06:02 PM | Location:
Response:
Reading this makes me feel guilty for not, at times, appreciating being as fortunate as I am and having the things and life I have. I feel as though I should thank Anne for leaving this beautiful piece of work for people to reflect on. I feel an attachment to Anne and the way she thinks because it is similar to the way I think. I believe that she was a true miracle and through the telling of her story has showed millions the true meanig of life. This also makes me think of how fortunate I am and how negativley I wrote in my diaries in my past. I wish I could have been an inspirtion, as Anne was at such a young age. Her story will never die, it will grow on even as others die out, her story will continue to remind its readers that people are really still good at heart. |
Name: V!Q
December 18, 2009 02:19 PM | Location:
Poland Response:
She was so brave and full of hope like Rutka Laskier from Bedzien in Poland. Her life was so hard, but she still could write 'bout daily routines. I admire her! |
Name: Kate Wu
December 15, 2009 05:37 PM | Location:
Cupertino, California Response:
I admire Anne Frank for being so optimistic when hiding for two years. I think it was great how she had such hopes of becoming a writer and working on many different pieces while hiding in the annex. She reminded me of how lucky I am to have all the things that I take for granted. Thank you
Anne, because of your diary I have been inspire to do and enjoy life to the fullest. |
Name: Hannah Montana
December 15, 2009 05:36 PM | Location:
Japan Response:
Anne Frank was a lovely story that brought out my deepest sorrows and emotions. It touched my heart in many ways and mads me reconsider my wealth and fortune. I am so blessed to have read this wonderful eye-opening diary and I would recommend this to anybody who would love to participate in this lovely emotional journey through the life of a young dead girl. |
Name: Stoy
December 15, 2009 05:34 PM | Location:
Cupertino, CA Response:
I think it's very depressing because she died so soon before liberation, but when Anne Frank was alive she captured many captivating moments into her diary. |
Name: Jayke Zhou
December 15, 2009 05:34 PM | Location:
Cupertino, CA Response:
I was reading the diary of Anne Frank in school and i was surprised how it was like this way in those times. Also the ending was very sad that they had to go to the camps. However, it is very enjoyable. :) |
Name: Kevin X
December 15, 2009 05:33 PM | Location:
Cupertino, California Response:
Our class read the diary just a week ago and I thought it was very interesting. When I read the beginning I thought the ending would be happy, at least more happy than what really happened. Thanks Anne, for telling us everything you went through. This gave us a better understanding of what had happened in the Holocaust. |
