Books like Anne Frank by Richard Tames

A pictorial biography of Anne Frank, tracing her life from birth to her capture, with evocative illustrations and a concise timeline of key events in Europe and the Frank family.

A child‑friendly biography that recounts Anne Frank’s life, her diary, and the two years she spent hiding from the Nazis in Amsterdam, highlighting her courage and literary talent.

103 p. : ill., maps ; 20 cm.660L Lexile

Anne Frank's diary tells the story of a young girl's experiences during the Holocaust.

A concise biography of Anne Frank, a Jewish girl from the Netherlands whose wartime diary offers a poignant window into the Holocaust and has profoundly influenced global understanding of that tragedy.

An intimate biography of Hannah Goslar, Anne Frank’s close friend, revealing the last moments shared with the famed diarist and shedding light on the Jewish experience in Amsterdam during the Holocaust.

Since its initial publication forty years ago The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank has become a modern classic. Now, for the first time, we learn another side of the Anne Frank story in this moving book, the autobiography of Miep Gies, the woman who helped to hide the Frank family. Miep's relationship with the Franks began when she came to work for Anne's father in 1933, shortly after he emigrated from Germany to Amsterdam to escape the Nazis. Following the wartime German occupation of the Netherlands and the increasingly harsh measures the Nazis imposed on Dutch Jews, the Frank family decided to go into hiding in 1942. Along with her husband, Jan, Miep became one of the Franks' key links to the outside world, supplying food, news, and emotional support -- at great personal risk -- for more than two years. - Jacket flap.

A compilation of diary entries, personal reflections, and essays by Anne Frank, detailing her experiences as a Jewish girl hiding during the Holocaust.

A picture book that follows the life of Anne Frank, a young Jewish girl whose diary records the years she and her family spent hiding from the Nazis in an Amsterdam attic.