El Diario de Ana Frank

Why is it interesting to read "The Diary of Anne Frank"?

Brave and smiling, 13-year-old Anne Frank told the world what it was like to live through the war in a moving story, recommended for everyone.

"Writing a diary is a very strange experience for someone like me. Not only because I've never written anything before, but because later neither I nor anyone else will be interested in reading the memoirs of a 13-year-old girl. But hey, no It doesn't matter. I feel like writing."

This is how Anne Frank reflected, a Jewish girl who in 1929 lived through the harshest events of the Second World War with her family, without knowing that this phrase and everything she tells in her book "The Diary of Anne Frank" would become a of the most outstanding and recognized literary works of the time. Seventy years after its first publication, this book remains a favorite literary reference.

Although his diary talks about the dramatic events of the Second World War, the testimony of his history has become one of the main pedagogical tools for teachers and parents to approach and explain this historical fact to everyone in an adequate way, allowing them to have a different vision about war and the equal rights of people.

Throughout the pages of this book, Anne Frank conveys to us the feelings and experiences that occurred during those fateful years. It narrates personal feelings, reflections on war and human behavior. This story transports us to the years of the Holocaust through the eyes of an innocent 15-year-old girl. Perhaps it is one of those essential reading works that even today, more than 80 years later, have much to teach.