Who Was Anne Frank?

Reach for this book when your child starts asking about unfairness in history or notices the 'Who Was' series and is curious about the girl with the diary. It provides a gentle but honest bridge to the complex history of the Holocaust through the lens of a relatable peer. The narrative emphasizes Anne's humanity, her dreams, and her resilience rather than focusing solely on the tragedy. Appropriate for elementary readers, it explains why the Frank family went into hiding and what life was like in the secret annex. It helps children understand the concept of persecution while highlighting the power of one voice to change the world. It is a vital tool for introducing heavy historical themes in a way that feels safe and structured for young minds.