Book Summary Of The Diary Of Anne Frank

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Name: Juan Andres Yilo Level:8ª Date:7-7-2015
Introduction
Anne Frank´s Diary is the story of a little girl named Anne Frank who lives in Germany in the times of the World War II, her diary is very special because it contains all her life while she lived in the Annex along with the Van Daan´s and a lot of other people.

Body Anne Frank is a little girl who lives in Germany in the times of the World War II with her dad, mom and sister, her dad´s name is Otto Frank, her mom´s name is Edith Frank and her sister´s name is Margot Frank. Because germans are killing and arresting lots and lots of people, Anne´s family had to move to Amsterdam, Netherlands. Then the germans arrived in there so the Franks had go in a secret place where no one could find them and that place is called the Annexe. The Annexe is a …show more content…

Anne misses the idea of having friends, she is so lonely and she wants to try Peter to see how much they aseem
The people in the Annexe still quarrel about what will they do when the British arrive to Amsterdam, some peope say the Germans will let the water of the sea into the country, some others say Germans will indicate all people to evacuate then send them to concentration camps everyone has his or her idea. The food is not going so bad at all, ten tins of fish, forty tins of milk, three bottles of oil, four jars of butter, four jars of fruit, twenty jars of tomatoes and nine pounds of rice which for that situation is not that bad.
Anne and Peter are now very close friends, they talk about secrets of each other, embarassing things that have happened to them, private things, etc…
For Anne everything was perfect till one day a car stoped in the Annexe, the Germans had arrived to Annexe! Everyone was arrested exceot for Bep and

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