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I really don’t know how to review this one. Books written by victims of atrocities are particularly difficult in that regard. Anne’s diary is something that I feel everyone should want to read, it’s just a matter of how to bring that about. I don’t believe in forcing people to read specific books but Anne Frank’s Diary is so impressive that it stands out among the world’s vast accumulation of literature, so while I wouldn’t force it upon anyone, I feel that promoting it is a must.

I read this when I was young and fairly forgot most of it. I don’t even remember what impact it had on me back then. I was young and rather dumb (or perhaps just not as interested as I would like myself to have been). Now I’m more contemplative and see the immense worth of this diary. You should give it a read and see for yourself what lessons Anne has to teach us. That’s what wished to do... to go on living after her death.

hally0910's review against another edition

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4.0

Siempre quise saber porque tantas personas les gustaba este libro/ diario.
Y debo admitir que me llego al corazón porque te hace ver un mundo diferente al ahora y te encariñas con el personaje.
Era obvio el final porque todo el mundo lo sabia pero no lo hace menos duro.

jammasterjamie's review against another edition

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5.0

One of the most important books of the 20th Century, it puts a heartbreakingly human face to the victims of atrocities. Everyone should read this, and make sure you stick around for the Afterword to really put things into horribly crushing context.