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Nothing To Do With The Anne Of Today By Anne Frank
Anne Frank talks about how she is becoming a young woman, how she envisions herself as a grown woman, how different she is from the old Anne and how she views her mother differently now that she is more mature and older various times throughout her diary. The people that have read this book can confer that she is changing from a immature girl to a mature young woman unlike most people her age in her time period. Anne says that “Now I look back at that Anne as an amusing, but very superficial girl who has nothing to do with the Anne of today” (Frank 169) Anne thinks that her current self is a lot more mature than her old self two years ago and that she is not as vague as she use to be she is more genuine in her thoughts and actions. By Anne

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