"Anne Frank hoped that one day she would be a published author. She couldn't have known that the diary she kept while in hiding from the Nazis would become one of the most widely-read accounts of World War II. With her sharp observations, wit, and optimism, teenage Anne described her narrow world in the secret Annex, where her family and four other Jewish refugees hid for two years. Her diary wouldn't shy away from the hardships the experienced. Anne...