The Diary of a Young Girl

About the Book

The Diary of a Young Girl stands as one of the most widely read autobiographical works in world literature. Written by Anne Frank (1929–1945) while she and her family were in hiding at 'Het Achterhuis' on the Prinsengracht in Amsterdam, the diary captures the daily life, hopes, and personal reflections of a young Jewish girl during the German occupation of the Netherlands in World War II.

First published in 1947, Anne Frank's poignant writings offer an enduring perspective on race relations, ethnic relations, and human resilience during one of history's dark eras. Recognized for its historic significance, the diary was added to UNESCO's Memory of the World register in 2009. This 280-page edition published by Prakash Book Depot brings this essential work of Dutch literature to readers and educational institutions worldwide.

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Who Should Buy This in Bulk?

This classic memoir is a cornerstone of middle school, high school, and university curricula, making bulk purchasing essential for school districts, English departments, and history educators. It is equally important for public, academic, and school libraries updating their historical and literary collections. Additionally, Holocaust education centers, human rights organizations, youth literacy initiatives, and community reading programs frequently order wholesale copies to support historical instruction and educational outreach.

• Middle & High School Educators
• School Districts & Curriculum Directors
• Public & School Libraries
• Holocaust & Historical Education Centers
• Nonprofit & Community Literacy Organizations

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