Question

What makes writing in a diary a strange experience of Anne Frank?

Answer 1

Hint: The question is from the Novel Diary of a Young Girl written by Anne Frank. The book specifies the life of Anne Frank at the time when her family is hiding from the Nazis during World war. Anne was 14 when she and seven other people had to leave their everyday lives and live in a space about the size of their bathroom just to avoid being killed.

Complete answer:
As human nature, we all need anyone who listens to us patiently and we will be comfortable in sharing our good or bad experiences. But Anne did not have any true friends and her parents are also staying away from her. Her sister was living with her and after some time she also went away. So, at last, she thought diary is a true friend and a paper can listen to her more patiently.

According to the question we need to tell the reason why Anne Frank has a strange experience in writing a diary. Anne Frank had a strange experience in writing because she never had a diary before and she got one on her 13th birthday. She doesn’t have any real friends and no one listens to her patiently. Therefore, she decided to make a diary for her best friend and started writing all the ups and downs in it.

Note: Anne’s diary helped us to know the horrors behind World War II. It states the pain suffered by the Jews during World War II. It tells us the torture and abuse faced by them. Anne’s need for a patient friend had opened an all-new chapter in the books of history which would have been overruled way before.