Anne Frank's Tales From the Secret Annex (2012)
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He would no doubt turn red and say, ‘Me? What’s there to interview?’ I won’t keep you in suspense any longer: Peter is my subject. I’ll also tell you how the idea came to me! I was thinking of interviewing someone, and since I’ve written about every person in this house over and over again, I suddenly thought of Peter, who’s always in the background, and – like Margot – almost never does anything that can give rise to dissatisfaction or quarrels.
Early in the evening, when you knock on his d...oor and hear his soft-spoken ‘Come in,’ you can be sure that when you open the door, he’ll be looking at you through the steps of the ladder to the attic, and that most of the time he’ll utter an inviting ‘So there you are!’ His room is actually a…hmm, I’m not sure what it is. I think it’s a kind of landing going up to the attic. It’s very small, very dark and very damp, but…he’s managed to turn it into a real room.
When he’s sitting to the left of the ladder, there’s only about three feet between it and the wall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He would no doubt turn red and say, ‘Me? What’s there to interview?’ I won’t keep you in suspense any longer: Peter is my subject. I’ll also tell you how the idea came to me! I was thinking of interviewing someone, and since I’ve written about every person in this house over and over again, I suddenly thought of Peter, who’s always in the background, and – like Margot – almost never does anything that can give rise to dissatisfaction or quarrels.
Early in the evening, when you knock on his d...oor and hear his soft-spoken ‘Come in,’ you can be sure that when you open the door, he’ll be looking at you through the steps of the ladder to the attic, and that most of the time he’ll utter an inviting ‘So there you are!’ His room is actually a…hmm, I’m not sure what it is. I think it’s a kind of landing going up to the attic. It’s very small, very dark and very damp, but…he’s managed to turn it into a real room.
When he’s sitting to the left of the ladder, there’s only about three feet between it and the wall.
What to read after Anne Frank's Tales From the Secret Annex?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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