How Anne's Life Changed Yours Research Paper

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How has learning about Annes life changed yours? Learning about Annes life changed mine in so many ways it made me see the world differently it made me stop judging people, it also made me snapback to reality how society can be so cruel and how people make some horrible mistakes because we are all human and we should be treated the same and not different.
How do you feel about Anne after reading portions of her diary and watching the movie? I feel like I know her like we could’ve been friends. She was so straight forward if she didn't like something she said it she was so honest, she told you when she was mad and how she felt and how she wishes to grow up and have a life. She believed in everyone even those who “disliked” her she still had

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