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Chaos About Anne Frank

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This chaos about Anne Frank had started when she notice things were being taken away. Stepping in somebody’s shoes day to day is actually explaining what people might be going through as kids. Anne Frank had to run and survive for her life when the holocaust had came and more things started disappearing from them. They were isolated back into there house and didn’t have any transportation. Anne frank had explained that “her parents were losing their jobs” on page 452 when she had to camp and hide in her house with her family so they wouldn’t be separated. The family had stacked on food and wood to keep warm so no one would die over cold and starvation. Anne Frank didn’t want to be always stuck in the house doing nothing because that was boring

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