A Picture Book of Anne Frank

This is a wonderful biography of Anne Frank that also contains quite a bit of general history about the Holocaust. But: Huh?! The illustrations are good but in my opinion they do not depict the people as they truly looked. Personally, I’d rather have had mostly photographs; there are plenty available......more

This book by David A. Adler and illustrated by Karen Ritz is a very truthful and history picture book, great for kids to read. It is a biography about Anne Frank’s life and what occurred during World War II. A librarian at my local public library handed it to me and I was skeptical of it at first be......more

Memories Mean More To Me Than Dresses. I Am Longing, So Longing, for Everything...To Talk, For Freedom, For Friends, To Be Alone. And I Do So Long...To Cry. How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world. I keep my ideals, because in spite of......more

In David A. Adler’s book, A Picture Book Of Anne Frank, The authors tell the story of Anne Frank and how she hid during the holocaust. But eventually, she gets caught and is sent to a concentration camp where she meets her death. Adler also touches on the impact of the diary that Anne left behind th......more

This book helps teach readers about Anne Frank's story and about the time period her family was living in, in a way that is more simplified and includes illustrations (rather than real life photos that may disturb younger readers). I thought that the illustrations were really amazing and aided the t......more