Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl is 283 of a sorrowful journey through the Holocaust translated by B. M. Mooyaart-Doubleday from Anne's Dutch writing. Anne was a Jew during the Holocaust and hid on the upper floor of an office building. She hid with her family, another family, and other individuals. This book is Anne Frank's diary where she wrote down her feelings in this difficult time. Before the end of the war, everyone hiding was captured by the Nazis and separated in various death camps. Anne and her sister died from sickness in the camps.
The Upstairs Room is 196 pages of hardships a split up family had to go through in the Holocaust. Annie and Sini are split up from their other sister and father when they have to go into hiding because they are Jews. They lived the next few years of their life in an upstairs room, barely walking, talking, and going outside. A major setting in the story is the hiding place.