The Diary Of Anne Frank Guide

The definitive source for information on the different versions of the diary (Version A, B, and C) and the history of the Secret Annex. Key Themes to Explore

Excellent for tracking themes (such as Growing Up, Isolation, and Human Nature) alongside specific diary entries.

Despite living in constant fear of discovery, Anne maintains a belief in the goodness of people and the power of hope. The Diary of Anne Frank

Written by Albert Hackett and Frances Goodrich , this Pulitzer Prize-winning play brought Anne's story to the stage.

Offers detailed lesson plans that explore the diary as a historical source and provide a Holocaust timeline for context. The definitive source for information on the different

Anne frequently struggles with her "two selves"—the bubbly, lighthearted girl others see and the deeper, more serious person she feels she truly is.

The diary is a classic coming-of-age story, documenting Anne's puberty, her changing relationship with her mother , and her first love with Peter van Daan . Written by Albert Hackett and Frances Goodrich ,

A famous adaptation directed by George Stevens, which helped cement the diary's place in global culture. Lesson: Exploring Anne Frank’s Diary