Dear Miss Breed By Anne Frank: The Diary Of A Young Girl

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Have you ever wondered if you should’ve responded to conflict differently? Perhaps you responded the wrong way. Responding to conflict with a positive attitude is the best way to react. It keeps you calm, and it gives you hope to resolve the conflict and move past it. You’ll see these things in Anne Frank The Diary of a Young Girl, this girl had to stay in hiding for a while to stay safe, and she remained positive and talked to her book as if it were almost any other day. In Dear Miss Breed, you’ll see many of the same things in a different way. These Japanese-Americans had to live in some really bad conditions, and even though they weren’t happy about it, they stayed as positive as they could. They use a positive response to their problems …show more content…

Even though she wasn’t the one there at the relocation camps, she was receiving letters from the people there at the camp. The kids there seemed to be doing there best to be positive at the best of their ability. In the text it states that “In spite of all the difficulties, Louise’s positive and patriotic spirit rings true in these final words of her letter: ’if American soldiers can endure hardship so can we!’” (Japanese Boy). This sentence is a great example of keeping positivity in awful conditions or times. She couldn’t even do whatever she wanted to do because she had Japanese ancestry, but she was an American citizen. Positivity kept her going, and that’s what we should all do too.

Also the book The Devil’s Arithmetic is another fantastic example for keeping positivity. The book is about a girl who is magically put back in time to the Holocaust. She tries to just go along with what is happening because she is convinced it is a dream. This thought is looking at things in a positive way because she doesn’t completely live in fear in this world she is put in. She does the best of her ability help out the people that are there. Her positivity inspires others, and now they too have a positive attitude. The positivity kept most of them from suffering a terrible

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