In Hiding

In seventh grade Language Arts, we read "Anne Frank: Diary of a Young Girl."

Anne Frank was a young Jewish girl who lived during the reign of Adolf Hitler. To avoid being captured by the Nazis, she and her family hid in an attic in Amsterdam. Anne Frank kept a diary of her life, and she continued writing in it when she went into hiding.

Rosarian Academy seventh grade student, Isabella V., shared her thoughts about the novel with our blog team.

What's trending: What do you like and not like about Anne Frank?

Isabella: I like how she tells the world how it is, and I don't like how she always talks about boys and is boy crazy.

What's trending: What is the importance of the location of Anne Frank?

Isabella: A war is going on at the time.

What's Trending: How did she manage all those years in hiding?

Isabella: She stayed low and quiet and never left the annex.

What's trending: Who was your favorite character?

Isabella: Dussel

What's trending: What was your favorite part of the book?

Isabella: I liked when she looked outside for the first time.