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Anne Frank organizations
The following organizations work to educate young people to reject prejudice and injustice, in memory of Anne Frank.
Websites to visit
Find out more about Anne Frank
Websites to visit
Anne Frank House - museum website
For photos and information about Anne and her family, click on "The life of Anne Frank" or to see inside the place where Anne and her family went into hiding, click on "The Secret Annex Online".
We remember Anne Frank
Read the story of Miep Gies, who hid the Frank family, and an interview with Anne's friend, Hanneli (Lies) Goslar.
A guide to Anne Frank's life and times
Anne Frank's writings
Click on "Anne's Original Writings" to see close-up images of Anne's diary and essays in her own handwriting, or click on "Launch the Exhibition" for an online exhibit about Anne's life.
Photo album of life in Auschwitz
Click on a page then click on "next" to view more photos. Click on each photo to see a larger image with a caption.
Virtual tour of Auschwitz
View panoramas of Auschwitz as it is today.
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About this book
Young Reading Series 3
Anne Frank
- Thoughtful account of the extraordinary life of Anne Frank for young readers.
- Lively narrative text, colourful illustrations and photographs bring the subject alive.
- Includes essential facts and insightful details to help the reader understand the famous person and their times.
- Internet links to recommended websites to find out more about Anne Frank's life and times.
- Part of Young Reading Series 3 for fully confident readers.
“irresistible for children learning to read”
Child Education Plus
Press Reviews
Usborne's award winning range of children's books now includes a vibrant Reading Programme, featuring over 200 brilliant titles that supplement National Curriculum levels 1C to 4A. Bright full-cover illustrations combine with lively text to make these colourful hardback fact and fiction books irresistible for children learning to read, and will help capture their imagination and build confidence as they move from one level to the next.
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Reader Reviews
''Anne Frank''
This is a great book, but very sad. I recommend it to any young reader if you're interested (I love the story, I know it back to front).It is a great remembrance of the holocaust and the people and the Jews who suffered it. I cried at the end of this book.
Morven, 20th March 2009
anne frank
I thought that this book was very sad and when you turned a page you always want to read on. If I had the chance to meet her or anyone to do with this or the author I would be amazed.
libby, 6th November 2008
anne frank
This book is amazing. I enjoyed reading this book. It took me a day to read it, it was just great. But it was sad when Anne died.
elliott beadsworth, 7th May 2008
Anne Frank is a wonderful book!
"Anne Frank" gives helpful information on her and the holocaust. "Anne Frank" and "Anne Frank: the diary of a young girl" are a couple of my favorite books on anne frank. thanks, Usborne, for making such dramatic books for young readers like myself.
anna, 3rd April 2007
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