Sophisticated Picture book unit- Anne Frank

Sophisticated picture book unit- Anne Frank

Book Review

Anne Frank is written by Josephine Poole and illustrated by Angela Barrett.

Here is a little taster of the book:
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The story of Anne Frank begins with an ordinary little girl, someone you might sit next to in class.
She had large, expressive eyes and dark, curly hair. She was lively and popular always surrounded by her friends. Mostly Anne felt on top of the world. But sometimes she was afraid. There was a good reason for this: Adolf Hitler ruled germany them, and he had vowed to get rid of the jews Anne Frank was a German Jew..
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I see...

On the front I can see Anne Frank and her friends looking glum and dark. They also have a big star on the front of their jackets saying "JOOD"
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I think...

I think the author wanted us to feel that we need to be aware that this could happen to use and to accept who we are.
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I Connect...

This connects to the attacks in Syria its like a BIG disagreement and they want to get rid of certain people but they just end up in war.
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Anne frank is REALLY famous and her diary is AMAZING you should think about reading this. Look in the school library for it In Non-Fiction History just by the I.C.T or the entrance to the library.
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