When Anne Frank's family decided to go into hiding to escape the persecution of the Germans against the Jews during World War II, no one imagined they would remain away from everything for more than two years.

Living in a secret attic, at the back of a building in Amsterdam, along with seven other housemates, the thirteen-year-old girl unfolds on paper her thoughts, fears, hopes, and dreams for her life and future.

Anne Frank's Diary is a touching historical testament that has been translated into more than sixty languages and is considered one of the most widely read books in the world.