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    This document is a summary of Anne Frank's diary written by Leah Amsden for her AP English Literature class. It summarizes that Anne Frank, who documented her family's life hiding from the Nazis, reminds us that "No one has ever become poor by giving." While experiencing human brutality, Anne still looked for goodness in the world. The summary then challenges the reader to think about how they can give of their time, money, kindness or items to help improve someone else's life, as Anne suggests giving does not impoverish the giver but instead benefits the receiver.

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    This document is a summary of Anne Frank's diary written by Leah Amsden for her AP English Literature class. It summarizes that Anne Frank, who documented her family's life hiding from the Nazis, reminds us that "No one has ever become poor by giving." While experiencing human brutality, Anne still looked for goodness in the world. The summary then challenges the reader to think about how they can give of their time, money, kindness or items to help improve someone else's life, as Anne suggests giving does not impoverish the giver but instead benefits the receiver.

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    This document is a summary of Anne Frank's diary written by Leah Amsden for her AP English Literature class. It summarizes that Anne Frank, who documented her family's life hiding from the Nazis, reminds us that "No one has ever become poor by giving." While experiencing human brutality, Anne still looked for goodness in the world. The summary then challenges the reader to think about how they can give of their time, money, kindness or items to help improve someone else's life, as Anne suggests giving does not impoverish the giver but instead benefits the receiver.

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    Amsden 1

    Leah Amsden

    Mrs. Puckett

    AP English Literature; period 1

    18 November 2022

    Daily Assessment #2

    Anne Frank, an impactful diarist who described everyday life hiding from the Nazi

    Germans, reminds us, “No one has ever become poor by giving.” She contemplates all the good

    still left in the world despite her experience with human brutality. Even in a crisis, Anne looks

    for comeliness in the world. To add to that, she acknowledges that it is easy for people to make

    excuses on why they do not share the bounties they have, but reminds people that helping others

    will not make someone “become poor”. In this way, she challenges us to think about how we

    may give: giving money, giving one's time, giving generosity and kindness, and giving items to

    someone who needs them more. Doing so helps us consider how giving to someone else can

    benefit them. In other words, how can our generosity help people in the world? How can we help

    improve someone’s life? While none of us will likely have the chance to help people like Anne

    Frank, a generous heart is something we should all strive for.

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