who did anne frank wrote her diary to?
Kitty became so idealized and started to lead her own life in the diary that it ceases to matter who is meant by 'Kitty'. The name ... is not meant to be me.
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 Crèvecœur wrote Letters during a period of seven years prior to the American Revolutionary War , while farming land near Orange County , New York . It is told from the viewpoint of a fictional narrator in correspondence with an English gentleman , and each letter concerns a different aspect of life or location in the British colonies of America . The work incorporates a number of styles and genres , including documentary , as well as sociological observations . 

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 Frank 's diary began as a private expression of her thoughts ; she wrote several times that she would never allow anyone to read it . She candidly described her life , her family and companions , and their situation , while beginning to recognise her ambition to write fiction for publication . In March 1944 , she heard a radio broadcast by Gerrit Bolkestein — a member of the Dutch government in exile , based in London — who said that when the war ended , he would create a public record of the Dutch people 's oppression under German occupation . He mentioned the publication of letters and diaries , and Frank decided to submit her work when the time came . She began editing her writing , removing some sections and rewriting others , with a view to publication . Her original notebook was supplemented by additional notebooks and loose @-@ leaf sheets of paper . She created pseudonyms for the members of the household and the helpers . The van Pels family became Hermann , Petronella , and Peter van Daan , and Fritz Pfeffer became Albert Düssell . In this edited version , she addressed each entry to " Kitty , " a fictional character in Cissy van Marxveldt 's Joop ter Heul novels that Anne enjoyed reading . Otto Frank used her original diary , known as " version A " , and her edited version , known as " version B " , to produce the first version for publication . He removed certain passages , most notably those in which Anne is critical of her parents ( especially her mother ) , and sections that discussed Frank 's growing sexuality . Although he restored the true identities of his own family , he retained all of the other pseudonyms . 

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 The novel is narrated in the first person through a series of nine journaux intimes , kept by Mountstuart from age 17 until shortly before his death at 85 . French literary journals , always published posthumously , are often extremely candid accounts , particularly of the author 's sexual life . Boyd , himself a francophile , includes masturbation , prostitution and Mountstuart 's three marriages . While Boyd had earlier written work in the form of memoir or biography , a journal is different : " For a start , it 's written without the benefit of hindsight , so there isn 't the same feeling you get when you look back and add shape to a life . There are huge chunks missing . " The novel 's grounding in everyday life and focus on characterisation place it firmly within realism . 

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 According to one of her biographers , Diana Mandache , Marie published 34 books and short stories , both in Romanian and English , during her lifetime . This included her critically acclaimed autobiography , The Story of My Life , published by Cassell in London , in three volumes . The book was reviewed by Virginia Woolf , who felt it was too familiarizing of the royal family . She stated that " suppose that among the autumn books of 2034 is Prometheus Unbound , by George the Sixth , or Wuthering Heights , by Elizabeth the Second , what will be the effect upon their loyal subjects ? Will the British Empire survive ? Will Buckingham Palace look as solid then as it does now ? Words are dangerous things , let us remember . A republic might be brought into being by a poem . " Marie kept a diary from December 1918 until shortly before her death , and the first volume was published in 1996 . 

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 In late 1890 at a friend 's house on Lake George in upstate New York , while recovering from a near @-@ fatal case of jungle fever contracted in Honduras , Savage wrote a tale loosely based on his life , entitled My Official Wife . The book was a great success , and was translated into many languages . The Times in London called it " a wonderful and clever tour de force , in which improbabilities and impossibilities disappear , under an air that is irresistible . " 
