Anne Franck vivre cachée pendant la guerre
Anne Frank
Living in hiding during the war
A valuable account of the Holocaust
In her diary, as she confides in her imaginary friend Kitty, Anne recounts daily life in the Secret Annex and shares her struggles, fears and hopes. When Anne hears the Minister of Education on the radio encouraging people to write about their lives so that their accounts can be published after the war, she decides to take up her diary again and turn it into a book! Published in 1947, *The Diary of Anne Frank* has now been translated into more than seventy languages.
A terrible period in history explained in an accessible way
Through Anne Frank’s life, young readers will come to understand, in simple terms, the major events of the Second World War. The Holocaust, or Shoah – the extermination of the Jews by the Nazis – claimed more than five million victims.
‘P’tits doc +’: non-fiction books for independent reading
Following on from ‘Mes p’tits docs’, this series is aimed at children who are starting to read independently. More information, more pages, a larger book… but a non-fiction book that still reads like a story. At the end of the book, this non-fiction title presents examples of people who managed to hide Jews during the Second World War to save their lives.
Available in French only