Winona Ryder - The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank (Full Abridged Audiobook)

[@KatoFrankPodcast]

Special thanks to all the listeners that provided diary date timestamps: 0:00 MUSIC INTRO 0:31 Friday, June 12, 1942 0:44 Sunday, June 14, 1942 3:21 Saturday, June 20, 1942 10:46 Wednesday, June 24, 1942 14:09 Sunday, July 5, 1942 22:18 Thursday, July 9, 1942 37:11 Friday, August 21, 1942 45:41 Sunday, September 27, 1942 47:50 Tuesday, September 29, 1942 52:00 Saturday, October 3, 1942 55:45 MUSIC INTERLUDE 56:18 Wednesday, October 14, 1942 58:29 Tuesday, October 20, 1942 1:01:21 Saturday, November 7, 1942 1:06:13 Monday, November 9, 1942 1:08:00 MUSIC INTERLUDE 1:08:26 Tuesday, November 10, 1942 1:09:41 Tuesday, November 17, 1942 1:15:04 MUSIC INTERLUDE 1:15:34 Thursday, November 19, 1942 1:17:35 Saturday, November 28, 1942 1:19:20 Thursday, December 10, 1942 1:21:20 Tuesday, December 22, 1942 1:22:38 Wednesday, January 13, 1943 1:24:42 MUSIC INTERLUDE 1:25:07 Saturday, January 30, 1943 1:27:25 Saturday, February 27, 1943 1:31:06 Friday, March 19, 1943 1:39:32 Friday, April 2, 1943 1:41:11 Sunday, May 2, 1943 1:51:04 Monday, July 19, 1943 1:52:11 Friday, July 23, 1943 1:53:23 Monday, July 26, 1943 1:56:47 Tuesday, August 3, 1943 1:57:39 Wednesday, August 4, 1943 2:09:09 Friday, September 10, 1943 2:10:54 Thursday, September 16, 1943 2:17:02 MUSIC INTERLUDE 2:17:35 Wednesday, December 22, 1943 2:56:28 MUSIC INTERLUDE 3:04:29 Thursday, March 2, 1944 3:17:03 MUSIC INTERLUDE 3:30:32 MUSIC INTERLUDE 3:30:51 Monday, March 20, 1944 3:34:59 Wednesday, March 22, 1944 3:35:59 Thursday, March 23, 1944 3:44:28 MUSIC INTERLUDE 3:44:57 Monday, March 27, 1944 3:50:29 Wednesday, March 29, 1944 3:58:26 Wednesday, April 5, 1944 4:01:23 Tuesday, April 11, 1944 4:24:04 MUSIC INTERLUDE 4:29:21 Tuesday, May 2, 1944 4:32:47 Friday, May 5, 1944 4:40:13 Thursday, May 11, 1944 4:58:40 Friday, June 9, 1944 4:59:43 Tuesday, June 13, 1944 5:13:49 Thursday, July 6, 1944 5:17:53 MUSIC INTERLUDE 5:18:23 Saturday, July 8, 1944 5:40:19 MUSIC OUTRO 5:40:59 Afterword

[@snehadubey2442]

Thank you so much❤

[@ANDennis11]

Thank you!

[@yu5bloom]

Thank you ❤

[@Queen.AnneBoleyn]

This was my favorite reading of the diary. For such a young girl, she sure had a way with words and would've surely made an amazing author or journalist. I cried my eyes out at the end...to know they were all separated and terrified at the prospect of what they ultimately endured. My condolences to every ✡️ human being who went through it. Thank yo, Otto, for bringing Anne's diary to life. What would she say?! 😊 I think she would be shocked and surprised by the interest in her words from the world. I just love her. Heartbreaking.

[@andybanana1505]

I love Winonas voice so much. I could listen to it all day

[@AOOA926]

I have to read the whole book in a week! Until I found this, I've been doing about an hour a night. Thank you for this.

[@cheyannecatalano2951]

It's weird you usually hear an older woman reading this audio book but I truly feel like Winona Ryder really captured her

[@user-hi9cv1sc2i]

@igbritkneebadknees I've also listened and loved the Helena version, but this version makes Anne feel more real.

[@breannascott6709]

I’ve got to say that I’m not particular fond of this rendition. Yes, Winona’s voice is soothing, but as Anne said she’s “writing from the depths of despair” and it doesn’t capture that. I applaude this nonetheless as it was likely a labor of love. It is difficult to fathom how people can treat one another and I’m grateful that we can shed more light on this matter. God, why can’t we treat one another better?! It’s heart wrenching.

[@syc5910]

I appreciate your effort to pronounce the names and specific words as they are pronounced in Dutch and I felt the joy, sadness and disappointment in Anne’s words through your voice. Thank you.

[@nicopumz]

i really needed this, thank you! this will 100% save me bc my book report is supposed to be finished in 3 weeks and i wont be able finish the book by myself since english isn’t my first language. winona’s voice is so soothing too

[@BgamerTheBest]

Same

[@nicopumz]

@@BgamerTheBestig we are in the same boat

[@abby4506]

she really deserved a grammy for this, as winona would say “damn you, patrick.”

[@geisipereira5479]

Thank you so much! i decided to learn american english with the Diary, and i think it is gonna help me a lot. So thanks again

[@PhantomLAM]

She really did a great job narrating Anne’s diary, it’s a shame she didn’t win the Grammy for this. Oh well, either way great listen!

[@Keahilovestheater]

This book is so good but so sad I feel so bad for what Anne and her family had to go through Winona is is such an icon i love her in all her movies like heathers and beetle juice she she did great reading this

[@healngwithhopeandempathy]

Glad to hear this read by Winona Ryder!

[@swarlaverse]

Her voice is so relaxing

[@Supli_Draws]

Finally a good audio book

[@bethanneshafer4987]

What's better hearing it on yt on reading it yourself JW this is the best diary ever written I hope anne knows this in the after life

[@SnakeAndTurtleQigong]

Gosh so painful. Let’s learn to love each other! 💙 There is a documentary about the detectives who believe they have uncovered who turned in Anne’s family. Another frightened family! May none of us ever find ourselves in such painful and terrifying conditions.

[@MillennialSmark2]

"Paper has more patience than people"

[@camilleb7997]

October 24, 2021 Sunday Listened to this Audiobook of Anne Frank.

[@marymagerr6488]

Really enjoyed thank you

[@SanaAlam0001]

this is just a reminder for me of where I left off, you can go ahead and ignore this :) 1:27:35 = page 66. 1:27:17 = page 101, Monday Aug. 23. 1943. 2:11:00: page 103, Thursday September 16, 1943. 2:15:41: page 108, Monday Evening November 8, 1943. 3:04:34 Thurday March 2, 1944: page 149 3:30:54= Monday, March 20, 1944, page 169. 3:35:03=Wednesday, March 22, 1944 page 171; I received this letter last night from Margot. 04:00:27 - tuesday, april 11,1944. page 187 4:32:50 page 207. 5:13:51= page 238. thursday july 6, 1944 5:25:36 = page 242; but i've talked about these things so often...

[@LydiaLamont-cy6tt]

Thank you!

[@SanaAlam0001]

@@LydiaLamont-cy6tt Lol, idk how this helped but... Yw!

[@BeckBeckGo]

This is a really weird thought... Anne obviously handed her kitty over to neighbours before going into hiding. She also talks about giving her bicycle to some friends for safekeeping. It occurs to me that Otto Frank (and his family) probably arranged for a lot of their special items to be given to friends for safekeeping. And while I suspect much of that has been donated to the Anne Frank, Shoah, or other foundations, I bet you there are bits and pieces out there that some people either kept, or passed on without the new owners knowing who they once belonged to. It would be interesting to do a living history of all the Frank possessions that have been accounted for, and those that are still missing. It would be a tough ask. It's not like this family was in possession of the crown jewels or anything (Other than that diary, and possibly Margot's, which WAS lost). But it would be a definite labour of meeting, greeting, reminiscing, and storytelling, which would make for a wonderful addition to that family's history. The reason that I think this could be a wonderful undertaking? Anne Frank's childhood home (not the Annex, her actual flats she grew up in in Amsterdam) was recently restored and, as far as I know, is now being used to board writers from governments who try to silence them (a beautiful tribute to the memory of Anne and her family and friends). It would be so inspirational for a writer living there to see some of the Franks' belongings and imagine them in the space. They couldn't reside with the writer, of course, too dangerous for the integrity of these antiques, but if I lived in such a place, I'd take photos of every item we've found and create a gallery wall in the flats, so that people could see the evolution of the house's story. Of course, if I lived in that house, I'd also host regular book club meetings, writer's groups, and social awareness discussions. I'd use that space as a legacy. And I'd probably always feel like a guest there too heh

[@Chloe_aldcxoxo]

im almost 13 with a 16 year old sister and i too feel lonely I relate to the intro

[@KatoFrankPodcast]

I cried myself to sleep a lot at that age and still get overwhelmed by loneliness regularly. My best advice is to practice coaching and nurturing yourself in the ways you would want others to do it. Keep pursuing as many healthy things as possible that bring you joy and peace, whether it's alone or with others. Practice identifying how or if people show they care about you and who respect what you bring to the table. Use any resources you can to learn, grow, and support yourself. Pushing through loneliness and other struggles takes a lot of trial-and-error. Be your best friend through it all.

[@sunilcornelio9055]

Very nice to hear

[@rainspiritflower2385]

I didn’t know that Otto Frank was still alive in 1980. To think I could’ve written him a letter. Oh how I sometimes mourn lost opportunities. I wonder if Otto Frank and Viktor Frankl ever had a conversation.

[@camilleb7997]

God Bless you, Dear Anne Frank. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈😢😢😢😢😓😓😓😓😓

[@hailstorm2883]

do you have timestamps by any chance? Im putting together an audiobook bundle gift for my father, and am trying to make a guide with some timestamps for him if anyone has them, thank you very much

[@luciferi_cert]

mp3 file downloaded, thank you very much.

[@NischitaJin]

Bookmark: 🤎 1:55:20

[@Buggy-su4oy]

38 years ago Wionna could have played either Anne or Margot in a remake about Anne's Diary.

[@IamRomaniac]

Is this an abridged version or something? Other audiobooks are nearly double in length

[@brookebowers1229]

\I have , thank youAs Holocaust remembrance day will you please post tweet and spread this beautiful writing in remembrance of those whom have suffered ?

[@S_J_banana]

bookmark: 4:32:47

[@starlightediting.]

Where I leave off (ignore this comment, just my little bookmark :) 1:00:22 (12-20-22) 1:17:36 (12-23-22) 2:24:43 (12-29-22)

[@chloesfieldnotes2657]

3:16:13 so powerful

[@solodolo4964]

When she told Edward “I love you”

[@BenjaminClareyVankoughnett]

I'm a bit confused. I picked up the book so I could follow along and the words said in this audiobook are not the ones written on my page. A lot of the details are the same. It's clearly the same story about the same girl but the words are different. How many editions of this book are there and which edition is this audiobook? I don't think it corresponds with the physical copy I have.

[@KatoFrankPodcast]

Hello! There have been multiple translations and versions. Some of the answers to your question are in the video description: this version is the abridged (condensed) version, also known as The Definitive Edition. Thank you

[@beebeelau2014]

5:18:00 ❤❤❤

[@TheEd0206]

I think she was Winona in her past life

[@GiuliaSanchess]

1:22:42

[@GiuliaSanchess]

2:38:26

[@beebeelau2014]

3:58:56 12 nov

[@Whiteman2.0]

2:02:02 2:02:02

[@buzzybee644]

4:29:30 14 novembef 2024

[@buzzybee644]

❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊

[@erika8889]

2:46:07

[@hittycat]

5:40:31

[@karmaround]

Payter?

[@KatoFrankPodcast]

I believe she is using a Dutch pronunciation of the name to Peter, who was Anne's boyfriend and one of the eight people hiding in the Secret Annex.

[@suthenightdemon2263]

2:00:07

[@D_Avila209]

The superstar of ww2

[@lifecolors4250]

3:09:40

[@lifecolors4250]

4:55:30

[@yapping_el]

47:50

[@lorelei1761]

2:47:52 “Oh baloney”? I’m sure Anne Frank did not say that.

[@KatoFrankPodcast]

A quick Google search shows that the slang use of the word "baloney" originated in the 1920s, based on Bologna, Italy (famous for making sausage and regional to Anne). The term was popularized in the 1930s, while the diary was written in the 1940s. Anne was also clearly a voracious consumer of information and also wanted to be a writer. You might be right about the interpretation, but her direct use of the word is also very plausible.

[@lorelei1761]

@@KatoFrankPodcast Sure but Anne Frank’s diary was written in dutch, occasionally she used German and English words. Baloney is not a word she used, obviously this has been altered to suit an American audience..

[@essen00cat]

I've listened to other versions of this book. Many other words have been switched. Why !? They should all be a simple translation from the original text.

[@KatoFrankPodcast]

@@essen00cat Very true, I agree it can be frustrating. However, language is a very complex code. Consider how many versions and translations of the Bible there are, the best-selling book of all time. Wikipedia states that considerations for translation can include linguistic, philological, ideological, dynamic equivalence, formal/literal equivalence, and idiomatic/paraphrastic approaches.

[@jordanhester4821]

Imagine caring about a single word that doesn't change anything about the story or the world's perception of Anne. Yikes, that's baloney.

[@Chloe_aldcxoxo]

39:03

[@beebeelau2014]

5:04:40

[@Myhandleisthus]

3:25:12