#NetGalleyARC I really enjoyed this book. I found the book intriguing and walked away with some new knowledge about Anne Frank and what life was like when she was hiding from the Nazis. I really like how we're finally hearing the stories about the people who helped Anne and her family and what life was like for them. I definitely recommend this book for anyone who is interested in WW2 and the history of it.

This book was co-authored by Bep (one of the 4 workers that hid the Frank family) and it was very interesting, especially since I watched A Small Light not long ago.

The Last Secret of the Secret Annex by Joop van Wijk-Voskuijl; Jeroen De Bruyn was hard to put down. I always am interested to learn more about Anne Frank and her family and the other people in the annex. Learning more about the brave people who risked so much to help them was eye opening. Such an important subject that always makes me wonder about the stories of others who were in similar circumstances. Reading about the author's aunt who may have given the family up to the authorities was surprising as I had never heard of this scenario.

Thank you to Simon and Schuster and NetGalley for the opportunity to read this ARC.