I need help with The Diary of Anne Frank!?
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Peter and Anne studied together in the attic, and at the same time, she drew, spoke different languages, and her father taught her everything he knew.  She was also a normal teenager that loved art and music, she just never got a chance to express herself fully except in her diary
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maybe if you posted your answers instead of just the questions people will help you.  no one is going to do your homework for you though.  that book was good.  and easy.  read it!\ntry sparknotes for help\n\nyou do know that if you go to sparknotes it will help A LOT.  \nor if you google this stuff you can find the answers..\nno ones going to give you the answers on here though.\nif you're that bored by the book maybe you should rent the movie.  but the movie isn't completely like the book.  teachers know that kids are gonna rent the movie also so they'll probably add trick questions on their tests and quizzes (mine did but i read the book so i was ok).  so i'd highly recommend you read it and pay attention in class.  good luck..
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She was a young girl who lived in hiding in Holland during World War 2.  Neighbors informed the Nazis on her and her family, and the other people in hiding with them, and they - togethere with the non-Jews who were hiding them - were deported to a death camp, where Anne and almost all the other people who were hiding were murdered.  After they were taken to the concentration camp, someone (I think a woman who had helped hide them) found Anne's diary, which the Nazis failed to destroy when they raided the hiding-spot. Anne's father survived, as I think did the 2 non-Jewish men who helped hide the Jews.  He decided to publish Anne's diary.  It has been translated to many languages, and I believe that it's the second most published book in the world, after the Bible.
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Go to Sparknotes.com! They have chapter summaries along with character analysis, themes and other information.
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Look in the back of the book.  They usually list a website you can go to for help.  Or try Google for the publisher.
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If you are reading the book by Edith Hamilton, then a good way to start is by copying down the genealogy charts in the back of the book.  Also, take notes of whatever you feel important to remember, and to help you further, buy a copy of the book if at all possible.  I have read the book, and I have to say, I loved it!
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I think you need to read this book or research it in the library. \nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0677213700/002-3815484-5432003?v=glance&n=283155
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After Anne Frank's death was confirmed in the autumn of 1945, her diaries and papers were given to Otto Frank by Miep Gies who had rescued them from the ransacked hiding place. He left them unread for some time but eventually began transcribing them and in 1947 the first Dutch edition of the diary was published under the title 'Het Achterhuis'
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This'll be a great help:\n\nRead the story and take notes on all the characters, what they're like, etc. Then take a different section of notes on their opinions. If you want, take additional notes on age, related to whom, and friends with whom. Then, when you get projects like this, all you have to do is skim through a few notes and not the whole book.
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Try this:\nhttp://www.answers.com/topic/anne-of-the-thousand-days
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Well, I'm reading that book now too, but my class is only on chapter 14.  Sorry and good luck!
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Try searching sparknotes.com, they have actual text and summary
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Start by writing down everything you remember about the story, consider how it made you feel while you were reading it and why it made you feel that way. Look at the question the teacher has asked and you should be able to make connections between what you have written and what is being asked. It it is a straight book review start with the title, author and a brief synopsis of the story, If you haven't read it, read the first two chapters and the first page of every chapter and then the final chapter...good luck
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Check\nhttp://www.goethe.de/wis/stu/lks/enindex.htm#647250\nand write to them
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Try the website below. It looks like an on-line 'Cliff Notes'. \n\nAnd don't forget to actually read the book!
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check the book out on\n\nwww.sparknotes.com\n\nthey will give you key highlights on mamny books and stories!
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http://www.annefrank.org/content.asp?pid=1&lid=2