Anne Frank's diary ended on August 1, 1944, but her life continued for seven more months. In this meticulously researched portrayal of those months, the end of Anne Frank's life story is imagined through her eyes. From the "secret annex," the family journeys to Westerbork Transit Camp and then is on the last train from Westerbork to Auschwitz, before they are separated. Anne and her sister, Margot, end up at Bergen-Belsen, where they barely lose the race against time and die shortly before the end of the war. Read and accompany the real person through this sad, short journey.

Grandparents Rock is a collection of spontaneous writing from a long-standing grandparents group, led by Mrs. JoAnn Avery at Family Focus of Evanston, under the direction of Dr. Dorothy Williams.With growing freedom and strength, the written voices of the group members rang with the emotions of being a grandparent: the joys, sorrows, pride and relentless determination. The creativity of these writers comes from a profound appreciation of life and connection.It is expressed constantly in their everyday efforts to care for other people and develop themselves. The creativity of these writers...