from Abi516

I received this book as part of the early reviewers program and thoroughly enjoyed it. Apparently it accompanies a documentary film also made by the author, which I would very much like to see, however have not been able to track down in the United States. The author tells his story as well as re...

from TFS93

Even though all of those featured in this book were friends with Anne Frank, their own stories are worthy of reading. Anne's childhood schoolmates have their own stories to tell and they are very different in nature. Each child had their own experience, many of the classmates did not make it thro...

from CuteMcGinn

This book is an important part of history. I realized, as I read, that we are very blessed to have Theo Costar and his friends share their stories in such a way. The holocaust is something we must always remember so that history will never be repeated. Even though I thoroughly enjoyed this book t...

from lms8esmith

As the title suggests, Anne Frank's classmates detail stories of how they remember her from when they attended school or grew up together. This work is more than just fond memories of Anne. Each classmate details their own situations and they reflect on their own lives before, during, and after t...

from tloeffler

Sometimes it's easy to think that Anne Frank was the only young Jewish girl who was in hiding during World War II, since she's the only one whose diary became a best-seller. But Anne had classmates, and one of them took it upon himself in 2007-2008 to produce a documentary film about a group of p...