The book begins by having he reader imagine what it was like to be Anne Frank, or any Jewish person during the time of the Holocaust. It does this by describing what went on, "imagine having your father come to you and say put on as many layers of clothing as you can..." "Imagine leaving your home to go live in the apartment above what used to be your father's business..." It is hard to imagine what they went through but the beginning of this book does a great job in trying to make people realize. This is a more advance biography book that includes many pictures of primary sources, facts about what was going on, the death toll of Jews in each country, etc. It is very informative. It also has all of the aspects of a good biography book, glossary, timeline, index, and a list of other sources for more information. ( )

This is a great book to have, because the story about Anne Frank is important for all people to learn about, and so having a story about her that is readable for younger children is great.