Anne Frank As A Hero

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Anne Frank is a symbol of hope to many people around the world, but I do believe that she is a hero. A hero is someone who does something big to help the greater good. They do something not only impactful, but live like a hero by having a good attitude and having the motivation to do good. A hero is someone who is one without realizing it. Anne Frank wrote about what she thought was right, and she was able to be her own hero even though she didn’t realize it. On June 12, 1942, Frank's parents gave her a red checkered diary for her 13th birthday (Biography.com Editors). While Anne Frank and her family went into hiding, Jewish families were being sent to concentration camps. Anne Frank was writing as a hero whether she realized it or not. Her

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