jsut returned from holiday in Amsterdam - toured the Anne Frank House - powerful. Had to read the book again on the flight back home.

Released on Wednesday, January 01, 2003 at mailed to fellow bookcrosser in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma USA.

Received from skreader in the mail yesterday. Of course I read it eons ago, but I've been wanting to read it again, ever since the TV movie was on (which I loved). The fact that she got the book at the Anne Frank house just makes it that much more special!

What an incredible, moving experience. I read this years and years ago, long before I even became fascinated with the Holocaust and WWII, and I know it did not move me as much then. I probably wasn't much older than Anne at that time. But now...towards the latter half, and especially as Anne began writing more about politics and the war itself, I just had this feeling of dread and foreboding. Anne was so upbeat and optimistic, and hopeful about the future, even when complaining and occasionally being depressed. And while I was reading her words, I knew what was in store for her, and wanted to cry when the book ended.

I'm now sending to a BookCrosser in Australia.

recived this book today and will go into my TBR pile but not for long as i am looking forward to reading it ASAP

i had of course heard the story of Anne Frank, but i had never read her diaries before, but am glad now that i have although this is the saddest book i have ever read.Anne's diaries seem like the diaries of a much older wiser person, she was so intellegent and with such a passion for life, even in her depression she was working out the ways of the world trying so hard to understand be forgiving,friendly and helpfull to the people around her. i cried when the book ended, and althought i dont think i could read it again i enjoyed it and the story will be one that stays with me forever.

Released on Thursday, July 03, 2003 at postal release in WAVERTREE, liverpool United Kingdom.

send to fellow bookcrosser as RABCK enjoy :-)

Released on Wednesday, July 23, 2003 at postal release in WAVERTREE, liverpool United Kingdom.

sending to fellow book crosser today as RABCK

Got this book today, thanks very much. Shall read ASAP!