Profiles the life of a young girl who was forced into hiding with her family in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam. Anne Frank's life in Amsterdam was happy and full of friends. But as the Nazis gained power during World War II, Anne's family and friends, like other Jews, faced harsh new rules, curfews, arrest, and worse. When the danger struck close to home, the Franks went into hiding in the secret annex, and 13-year-old Anne's life changed forever.

Diary of Anne Frank -- Otto and Edith -- Leaving Germany -- "I don't dare do anything anymore" -- Secret plan -- Inside the hidden annex -- Routine, risk, and rations -- Writer -- Cramped quarters -- Peter -- "The world's been turned upside down" -- "The Gestapo is here" -- Westerbork -- Auschwitz -- Across the barbed wire fence -- "I never stop thinking of them" -- Anne's greatest wish -- Anne's legacy -- Timeline -- Bibliography -- For Further Study -- Index.