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Love,
Nicole (January 8th, 2018)
The Anne Frank portrait in the header graphic was painted by Priscilla Pope and is used with permission.
OK, to answer your questions:
Yeah, the book's clean. I think I heard somewhere that the woman who authored the book writes for a tabloid publication in England or something like that, so I always had to sort of bear that in mind. The book hinges on some speculation, but it offers insights that are invaluable to someone who cares.
The book is technically about Otto, but it intentionally deals most often with his relationships with his wife and kids.
You can find that picture in the book. I think it's the property of the Fonds now. You're not likely to find it anywhere other than the book.
Crappy review, but-Hey, it's too damn hot here to bother wasting sweat thinking.
Rat.
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Yes... I saw it a few days ago at Waldenbooks. 
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Chrismas 2003?
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I have to questions concerning this book:
1. Is it a good book and is it accurate and clean? I'm thinking of getting it for my sister for Christmas, but I don't want to get her anything bad or tasteless.
2. The picture of Anne in the book, the previously unpublished one; does anyone know where I can get it? My sister saw that picture of Anne in the book and loved it. So I'm on the look out for it.
Thanks.
BTW, Carol Ann Lee does not write for any British tabloids. She sometimes writes newspaper articles (as do most authors), but that tabloid thing is simply not true. 
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OK, to answer your questions:
Yeah, the book's clean. I think I heard somewhere that the woman who authored the book writes for a tabloid publication in England or something like that, so I always had to sort of bear that in mind. The book hinges on some speculation, but it offers insights that are invaluable to someone who cares.
The book is technically about Otto, but it intentionally deals most often with his relationships with his wife and kids.
You can find that picture in the book. I think it's the property of the Fonds now. You're not likely to find it anywhere other than the book.
Crappy review, but-Hey, it's too damn hot here to bother wasting sweat thinking.
Rat.
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Yes... I saw it a few days ago at Waldenbooks.
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Replying to:
Chrismas 2003?
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Replying to:
I have to questions concerning this book:
1. Is it a good book and is it accurate and clean? I'm thinking of getting it for my sister for Christmas, but I don't want to get her anything bad or tasteless.
2. The picture of Anne in the book, the previously unpublished one; does anyone know where I can get it? My sister saw that picture of Anne in the book and loved it. So I'm on the look out for it.
Thanks.
Goed zo Kelly, alles in de gaten blijven houden. Het verlaten hotel is al in zijn tweede druk. Hij wordt nu al op meerdere scholen gebruikt als geschiedenisboek over WW-II, hebben we niet voor niets ons best gedaan. Moeten binnenkort eindelijk eens een afspraak maken. Veel liefs van mij en Mirjam. 
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BTW, Carol Ann Lee does not write for any British tabloids. She sometimes writes newspaper articles (as do most authors), but that tabloid thing is simply not true.
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OK, to answer your questions:
Yeah, the book's clean. I think I heard somewhere that the woman who authored the book writes for a tabloid publication in England or something like that, so I always had to sort of bear that in mind. The book hinges on some speculation, but it offers insights that are invaluable to someone who cares.
The book is technically about Otto, but it intentionally deals most often with his relationships with his wife and kids.
You can find that picture in the book. I think it's the property of the Fonds now. You're not likely to find it anywhere other than the book.
Crappy review, but-Hey, it's too damn hot here to bother wasting sweat thinking.
Rat.
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Replying to:
Yes... I saw it a few days ago at Waldenbooks.
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Replying to:
Chrismas 2003?
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Replying to:
I have to questions concerning this book:
1. Is it a good book and is it accurate and clean? I'm thinking of getting it for my sister for Christmas, but I don't want to get her anything bad or tasteless.
2. The picture of Anne in the book, the previously unpublished one; does anyone know where I can get it? My sister saw that picture of Anne in the book and loved it. So I'm on the look out for it.
Thanks.
I thought someone, maybe backa few months ago, said she used to write for tabloids. Hell if I know
Rat.
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BTW, Carol Ann Lee does not write for any British tabloids. She sometimes writes newspaper articles (as do most authors), but that tabloid thing is simply not true.
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Replying to:
OK, to answer your questions:
Yeah, the book's clean. I think I heard somewhere that the woman who authored the book writes for a tabloid publication in England or something like that, so I always had to sort of bear that in mind. The book hinges on some speculation, but it offers insights that are invaluable to someone who cares.
The book is technically about Otto, but it intentionally deals most often with his relationships with his wife and kids.
You can find that picture in the book. I think it's the property of the Fonds now. You're not likely to find it anywhere other than the book.
Crappy review, but-Hey, it's too damn hot here to bother wasting sweat thinking.
Rat.
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Replying to:
Yes... I saw it a few days ago at Waldenbooks.
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Replying to:
Chrismas 2003?
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Replying to:
I have to questions concerning this book:
1. Is it a good book and is it accurate and clean? I'm thinking of getting it for my sister for Christmas, but I don't want to get her anything bad or tasteless.
2. The picture of Anne in the book, the previously unpublished one; does anyone know where I can get it? My sister saw that picture of Anne in the book and loved it. So I'm on the look out for it.
Thanks.
No probs, just thought I should defend her 
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I thought someone, maybe backa few months ago, said she used to write for tabloids. Hell if I know
Rat.
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Replying to:
BTW, Carol Ann Lee does not write for any British tabloids. She sometimes writes newspaper articles (as do most authors), but that tabloid thing is simply not true.
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Replying to:
OK, to answer your questions:
Yeah, the book's clean. I think I heard somewhere that the woman who authored the book writes for a tabloid publication in England or something like that, so I always had to sort of bear that in mind. The book hinges on some speculation, but it offers insights that are invaluable to someone who cares.
The book is technically about Otto, but it intentionally deals most often with his relationships with his wife and kids.
You can find that picture in the book. I think it's the property of the Fonds now. You're not likely to find it anywhere other than the book.
Crappy review, but-Hey, it's too damn hot here to bother wasting sweat thinking.
Rat.
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Replying to:
Yes... I saw it a few days ago at Waldenbooks.
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Replying to:
Chrismas 2003?
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Replying to:
I have to questions concerning this book:
1. Is it a good book and is it accurate and clean? I'm thinking of getting it for my sister for Christmas, but I don't want to get her anything bad or tasteless.
2. The picture of Anne in the book, the previously unpublished one; does anyone know where I can get it? My sister saw that picture of Anne in the book and loved it. So I'm on the look out for it.
Thanks.
