Jemma J. Saunders

This is an extremely quick review of Anne Frank's life from living with her parents and Margot, heading to the Annex, her life there through her death in Bergen-Belsen. The author then goes into detail regarding those who helped keep her families secret, the different versions of her diary (there are three!) as well as the various organizations in Anne Frank's name in order to ensure that her legacy is never forgotten or taken advantage of.

This was an interesting Audible and a good starter for those who have not yet read The Diary of a Young Girl. This would be a good way to introduce a new reader to the story to enable them to understand what they have to look forward to when learning about Anne. The narrator does a wonderful job of showing empathy where needed but ensuring that the full story is told.… (mais)