What did Anne Frank think of her life In 1942 when she was at home ?
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The journal opens with a brief preface on June 12th – Anne Frank's 13th birthday. "I hope I will be able to confide everything to you, as I have never been able to confide in anyone," Anne writes. Anne adds a note in September 1942, admitting that the journal has been a "great source of comfort."
This preface offers a glimpse of Anne's journey. Driven by isolation and her intense longing for a true friend, Anne turns to her journal for comfort. These feelings of isolation are part of her journey from childhood to adolescence, even before she and her family move to hide in the Annex.
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Anne's journal officially begins on Sunday, June 14 – two days after her birthday. She writes excitedly of the many presents she received from her family and friends. Besides her new journal, Anne receives a heap of treasures, including a bouquet of roses, a puzzle, cold cream, and books. She mentions two girls who "used to be" her best friends: Hanneli Goslar and Jacqueline van Maarsen.
We're introduced to Anne just as she begins her journey from childhood to adolescence. This depiction of her carefree, innocent, and relatively luxurious birthday party, will stand in stark contrast to her life in hiding – she will feel deep nostalgia for her former life.
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Anne goes on to describe her classmates at the Jewish Lyceum. She notes that Jacqueline "is supposedly my best friend, but I've never had a real friend." She lists a dozen of her classmates, offering a brief character sketch of each. She reveals that she has several admirers among her male classmates
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The journal opens with a brief preface on June 12th – Anne Frank's 13th birthday. "I hope I will be able to confide everything to you, as I have never been able to confide in anyone," Anne writes. Anne adds a note in September 1942, admitting that the journal has been a "great source of comfort."
This preface offers a glimpse of Anne's journey. Driven by isolation and her intense longing for a true friend, Anne turns to her journal for comfort. These feelings of isolation are part of her journey from childhood to adolescence, even before she and her family move to hide in the Annex.
Themes
Anne's journal officially begins on Sunday, June 14 – two days after her birthday. She writes excitedly of the many presents she received from her family and friends. Besides her new journal, Anne receives a heap of treasures, including a bouquet of roses, a puzzle, cold cream, and books. She mentions two girls who "used to be" her best friends: Hanneli Goslar and Jacqueline van Maarsen.
We're introduced to Anne just as she begins her journey from childhood to adolescence. This depiction of her carefree, innocent, and relatively luxurious birthday party, will stand in stark contrast to her life in hiding – she will feel deep nostalgia for her former life.
Themes
Anne goes on to describe her classmates at the Jewish Lyceum. She notes that Jacqueline "is supposedly my best friend, but I've never had a real friend." She lists a dozen of her classmates, offering a brief character sketch of each. She reveals that she has several admirers among her male classmates
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