I have read the novel of 'Anne Frank' many times from the standpoint of a high school student to a graduate student. The novel is a very poignant one that shows the reader how a young girl must grow up in a time of extreme hatred and living in very small areas. It is a very emotional read for anybody to try and fully understand what the characters had to live through in a difficult time in history.
A is for all anxiety that they felt.
N is for the nightmares that they probably had at various times.
N is for the Nazi regime they were trying to survive.
E is for mental energy that it took them in many respects.
F is for the frustration that they felt during their time in the attic.
R is for reactions they all felt in the situations that came their way.
A is for the atrocities that they had heard about from friends on the outside.
N is for the remembering of what was 'normal' at this time.
K is for knowing of what would happen if found.
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Mark Graham
I am a person who really likes to read and write and to share what I learned with all my education. My page will mainly be book reviews and critiques of old and new books that I have read and will read. There will also be other bits, too.
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Fods Future on Demand Secrets The Introduction
Mathew Osmond and Stephen Frazer has written and illustrated a children's picture book entitled 'Fods Future on Demand The Introduction'. These fods are quite the characters. This is a story that introduces the fods along with each of their various skills. They are from a far away solar system that is a place where they did not feel safe. They describe this and their own planet and what they were doing there and what they are suppose to do here. The artwork in this picture book is drawn using crayons that give this picture book a homey feel and one you will want to share with others. The beginning pages gives the inspiration they needed to complete this book and teach what parents do or may do to help others and maybe even themselves. In a way parents and teachers could teach various safety rules like thinking before leaping.
By Mark Graham5 months ago in Critique
Two Wrinkles In Time
It is pointless to run, my darling, because sixty seconds ago, I will kill you. My blade will have sliced reality open right in front of you. It will have first pierced it as it would a bed sheet left hanging to dry, flapping in the wind on a Sunday afternoon. But the metal will have drawn a line in the air that the ghostly tear will have followed. Then I, La Dyablès, machete firmly in hand, will have emerged from what your mind, at the time, could only interpret as the other side of here—whatever that means to you. I know. I have seen that look on the faces of countless unlucky… clients. You will not have been the first nor the last to try and reneg on a riches for soul contract only to present this visage to me when I come to collect.
By Lily Séjor6 days ago in Fiction
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Wow, this was really deep and brought me back to when I read Anne Frank in high school. Thank you for sharing.