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Graphic: Confinement, Death, Genocide, Antisemitism, Religious bigotry, War
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Ik vond dit echt een hele mooie uitgave van het dagboek van Anne Frank. Het blijft een ingrijpend verhaal en daardoor des te indrukwekkender hoe zij haar gedachten op papier heeft weten te zetten.
Daar komen de prachtige tekeningen bij, die extreem tot de verbeelding spreken. Van waanbeelden en enge visioenen tot aan karikaturen en hilarische fantasieën, die allemaal perfect aansluiten bij de kleurrijke wereld die Anne schetst met haar woorden.
Al met al een hele mooie versie voor kinderen (en tevens volwassenen) om een beeld te krijgen van het leven van Anne Frank tijdens het bestaan in het Achterhuis. Ik raad deze zeker aan.
Daar komen de prachtige tekeningen bij, die extreem tot de verbeelding spreken. Van waanbeelden en enge visioenen tot aan karikaturen en hilarische fantasieën, die allemaal perfect aansluiten bij de kleurrijke wereld die Anne schetst met haar woorden.
Al met al een hele mooie versie voor kinderen (en tevens volwassenen) om een beeld te krijgen van het leven van Anne Frank tijdens het bestaan in het Achterhuis. Ik raad deze zeker aan.
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Graphic: Confinement, Death, Genocide, Gun violence, Hate crime, Panic attacks/disorders, Physical abuse, Racism, Suicidal thoughts, Violence, Police brutality, Antisemitism, Grief, Fire/Fire injury, Abandonment, War, Injury/Injury detail, Deportation, Pandemic/Epidemic
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Wow! Just wow! I was in my African American History class about two years ago and in passing my teacher mentioned "The Dairy of Anne Frank" and how he was appalled how today's students never read it and how it was taken out of the curriculum. He is a very well-educated man and whenever he recommended a piece of literature I subconsciously kept it in the back of my head. And I also enjoyed the books about the Holocaust that I've read before so I thought Anne Frank would be an interesting piece to consume. However, not gonna lie, I was intimidated. I thought it was going to be a classic and very complicated to read so when I found out there was a graphic novel adaptation, I was elated.
Now I'm not one to critique someone's story because I did have a few qualms with how the story was told, but after reading the author's note I recognize that the artist had to omit certain pieces of information so that it could correlate with the drawings which is understandable. Following along this graphic novel, especially the later half I was so surprised to learn that these were the interworkings of a teenager's (13-14) mind. Like my gosh, she writes so eloquently and maturely. And the topic she tackles really reminds me that this is really just a diary with no specific format (i kept reading this book as fiction and forgetting that things are supposed to be choppy because it's literally a diary). Reading this, lowkey brought me to tears (especially learning what happens after because I was pretty unfamiliar with the story of Anne Frank up until this point) and I found myself wanting to annotate it and the things just she says because her mind is just so interesting. I loved the cast of characters (although it did get confusing trying to keep up with who's who) as well as their dynamic with Anne.
After I finished this book it made me want to go read her actual diary and explore the intricacies of what was going on in her head during that time. I hope in her diary there are more details on the events of the Holocaust as well as the effects that time period had on Jewish people (don't get me wrong we do get that part in this book, but it's much more subtle). Overall, I really enjoyed this and I'm so surprised! Can't wait to read her diary one day!
Now I'm not one to critique someone's story because I did have a few qualms with how the story was told, but after reading the author's note I recognize that the artist had to omit certain pieces of information so that it could correlate with the drawings which is understandable. Following along this graphic novel, especially the later half I was so surprised to learn that these were the interworkings of a teenager's (13-14) mind. Like my gosh, she writes so eloquently and maturely. And the topic she tackles really reminds me that this is really just a diary with no specific format (i kept reading this book as fiction and forgetting that things are supposed to be choppy because it's literally a diary). Reading this, lowkey brought me to tears (especially learning what happens after because I was pretty unfamiliar with the story of Anne Frank up until this point) and I found myself wanting to annotate it and the things just she says because her mind is just so interesting. I loved the cast of characters (although it did get confusing trying to keep up with who's who) as well as their dynamic with Anne.
After I finished this book it made me want to go read her actual diary and explore the intricacies of what was going on in her head during that time. I hope in her diary there are more details on the events of the Holocaust as well as the effects that time period had on Jewish people (don't get me wrong we do get that part in this book, but it's much more subtle). Overall, I really enjoyed this and I'm so surprised! Can't wait to read her diary one day!
Content Warnings
Graphic: Confinement, Death
Moderate: Genocide, Hate crime, Grief, War
Minor: Sexual content, Violence, Medical content
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I've read this book once before in school and it stay with me for all these years.
I loved this graphic novel. Is the perfect way to visualise everything that those eight people went through inside that small house without infantilize the story. Anne Frank was a child with an adults mind and that is very cleverly illustrated in this book.
Everyone, everywhere, should read Anne Frank's story because is completely impossible to stay indifferent to it.
I loved this graphic novel. Is the perfect way to visualise everything that those eight people went through inside that small house without infantilize the story. Anne Frank was a child with an adults mind and that is very cleverly illustrated in this book.
Everyone, everywhere, should read Anne Frank's story because is completely impossible to stay indifferent to it.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Confinement, Death, Genocide, Gun violence, Hate crime, Violence, Police brutality, Antisemitism, Murder, War
Moderate: Grief, Abandonment
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I have heard so much about Anne Frank's Diary but never read it. I thought I'd give the graphic novel adaptation and pleasantly surprised at how realistic it felt. There are some entries that the text is included in full (as far as I know) with little art. So be prepared to read long texts. I like the inclusion of the Annex occupants' story after their capture.
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Graphic: Bullying, Confinement, Death, Genocide, Hate crime, Violence, Grief, Murder, War, Deportation
Minor: Cancer
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I think the creators of this graphic novel adaptation of Anne Frank's Diary did a fantastic job of translating her words and world into the visual. It was different, creative, challenging, and drew me right in to her life.
They capture her voice, her humour, her immaturity alongside her wisdom, her family dynamics.
If you haven't read the original work, I would suggest starting there? But then again, this is a faithful and respectful adaptation of it and if this format suits better, then it's a good place to start as well.
They capture her voice, her humour, her immaturity alongside her wisdom, her family dynamics.
If you haven't read the original work, I would suggest starting there? But then again, this is a faithful and respectful adaptation of it and if this format suits better, then it's a good place to start as well.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Confinement, Death, Genocide, Violence, Antisemitism, War
Moderate: Body shaming, Hate crime, Suicidal thoughts, Blood, Medical content, Alcohol
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Content Warnings
Graphic: Confinement, Genocide, Gun violence, Violence, Antisemitism, War
Moderate: Body shaming, Chronic illness, Death, Mental illness, Blood, Grief, Injury/Injury detail
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Content Warnings
Graphic: Confinement, Antisemitism
challenging
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Content Warnings
Graphic: Confinement, Death, Genocide, Antisemitism