The Book Thief: The Anne Frank Museum

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The Anne Frank Museum shows how she and her family struggled. The Anne Frank Museum brings her life to life; it feels real since people who weren’t there don’t know how it was, and it shows how the family’s conditions were. They had to go into hiding because of the war, and they had a bookshelf to their secret entrance built "It became therefore necessary to protect the hiding place better, and helper Johan Voskuijl built a revolving bookcase"annefrank.org. The museum made it very realistic, the beds and the living environment show Anne and her family's struggles. Anne and her family life during this time seem to be what the Museum is trying to bring to realism, the museum is trying to get viewers who weren't there to see what it was like for Jews and like the Franks, what they did for hiding. “It became therefore necessary to protect the hiding place better, and helper Johan Voskuijl built a revolving bookcase”annefrank.org. The museum brings Anne's diary to life, it brings up her personal …show more content…

They portrayed Liesel's emotions, they would express it through how she was feeling. They show her hardships “When she woke up screaming Liesel knew immediately that on this occasion, something had changed”. Here it is obvious that the author wants us to understand that Liesel has been through a lot with her brothers death and mom and dad. The author brings Liesel's struggles through imagery. He expresses her losses and her grief, the author wants readers to know that Liesel's struggles were real and wanted to make it very noticeable. Liesel struggles more than other kids; she has problems with reading and learning stuff “The White Age” was suddenly written in another tongue. And it didn’t help that tears were now forming in her eyes”77. The author shows this moment because it gives a clearer image of how Liesel was in the beginning and also how many things were hard for

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