Hannah Pick-Goslar was new to Amsterdam after fleeing Nazi Germany, but her next-door neighbor, Anne Frank, made her feel welcome. The two sparked up a beautiful friendship, until one day, Anne and her family vanished. Pick-Goslar's engaging memoir follows her childhood from the beginning of the Holocaust all the way through the difficult adjustment of post-war life. It showcases the beauty of innocent adolescence even in one of the darkest moments in history. (HH)