Today is the 75th anniversary of the publication of her diary, which is widely considered one of the most essential books in modern history.Īnne Frank was born on Jin Frankfurt, Germany, but her family soon moved to Amsterdam, Netherlands to escape the increasing discrimination and violence faced by millions of minorities at the hands of the growing Nazi party. Today's Doodle features real excerpts from her diary, which describes what she and her friends and family experienced in hiding for over two years. Although only written between the ages of 13-15, her personal account of the Holocaust and events of the war remains one of the most poignant and widely-read accounts to date. Today's slideshow Doodle honors globally renowned Jewish German-Dutch diarist and Holocaust victim Anne Frank. Doodling is about what one chooses to draw, not how well one draws it.This post includes mentions of the Holocaust, which may be sensitive to some readers. And since this is only doodling, no drawing skills are needed. No matter how the doodle begins, each page is a fresh opportunity to draw something totally unique and exciting. It's filled with all types of doodle ideas, including friendly animals, silly people and funny scenarios. Unlike coloring books that constrain the imagination by making readers stay within the lines, The Doodle Book encourages unlimited expression. With pages that start a doodle and then invite the reader to finish it in a totally original way, this book offers doodlers a path to fun and creative discovery. But doodling can be much more than a way to pass the time. Be totally original.Įvery page is a new doodle idea!From employees stuck in boring meetings and presidents sitting with cabinet secretaries to kids on a long drive and students waiting for the lunch bell, everyone loves to doodle.
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