Edited by Otto H. Frank and Mirjam Pressler

Anne Frank the Diary of a Young Girl has touched millions with a girl's experience of hiding in an Amsterdam attic during Nazi occupation. This new edition is enriched by passages originally edited out by Anne's father, who felt them too private for the immediate post-war times. This edition reveals more of Anne's soul-searching, sexuality, clashes with her mother, and candid observations of the others hiding in the "Secret Annex." Her story is that of many teenagers, but lived out in conditions few teenagers have ever known.

Paperback

Published by Bantam Books