I knew her when I was a child. But I really don’t remember at which age, or in which class I was in, when I first got to know my favorite ‘chatterbox’. I recall having a few pages of Anne Frank's diary as our English lesson, which told about her teacher, Mr. Keesing, who was upset with her because she talked too much in class and thus gave her extra homework by writing an essay on the topic "A Chatterbox."
Before meeting Anne, I wasn't much of a writer; in fact, I'd never tried to put my thoughts and emotions on paper.It happened only after a line from her diary got stuck in my head, and as a result, I began writing down my feelings and beliefs.The line was,"Paper has more patience than people".
I am still awestruck by this line. I am surprised how one can be so sensible and full of thought-provoking emotions at this age.
Here, I am putting down all those amazing thoughts from her diary, a book that always makes me feel blissful after reading them.
Let’s start with my favorite one.
