One of these days I'm going to say, “Oh, cut it out! You're much better at English and geography!” Anne Frank
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1944
Dear Kitty, I was upstairs this morning, since I promised Mrs. van D. I'd read her some of my stories.
I began with “Eva's Dream,” which she liked a lot, and then I read a few passages from “The Secret Annex,” which had her in stitches.
Peter also listened for a while (just the last part) and asked if I'd come to his room sometime to read more.
I decided I had to take a chance right then and there, so I got my notebook and let him read that bit where Cady and Hans talk about God.
I can't really tell what kind of impression it made on him.
He said something I don't quite remember, not about whether it was good, but about the idea behind it.
I told him I just wanted him to see that I didn't write only amusing things.
He nodded, and I left the room. We'll see if I hear anything more! Yours, Anne Frank
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1944
My dearest Kitty, Whenever I go upstairs, it's always so I can see “him.”
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