Reviewed by Alvin C. (age 11)
Anne and her family did not survive, only her father did. Anne died of disease and mistreatment after she was sent to a concentration camp.
This story reminds me of my friend Nina who always ran across the street when we were playing in the park, and I never knew why.I recommend this story for children of the ages of 10-12. It has lots of details, and it is a real story too. It makes you feel like you are in the story when you read it.
I recommend that all kids should read this book, or have it read to them, because it is packed with things to think about. I feel they will learn about how it wasn?t right for the Nazis to take the Jews from their homes and make them slaves. I feel sorry for Anne and her family who had to hide every day. If I were Anne I would be scared, because I wouldn?t want people looking for my family and me like we were criminals, just because of who I am. When kids read this book they might learn that life is not always fair.