Anne Frank's Diary: The Graphic Adaptation

Adapted by Ari Folman
Illustrated by David Polonsky
Lexile:  GN800
Genre:  Memoir, Graphic Novel

For those who have read The Diary of a Young Girl, this graphic novel adaptation will give the reader new insights into the two years that Anne Frank and her family spent hidden away from the world in the secret annex.  This book uses direct quotations from Anne's original diary which are paired with beautiful illustrations that only adds to this already incredible story.

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