THE BOY WHO LOVED ANNE FRANK

In THE BOY WHO LOVED ANNE FRANK, Peter emigrates to the United States and, just as he promised Anne he would, completely denies his involvement in the Holocaust and his Jewish identity. His new life seems perfect: he feels happy and secure with his wife, has adorable children, and a good job. But when his wife begins reading the recently published The Diary of Anne Frank, which becomes a bestseller and has been adapted for film and theater, Peter cannot escape the feelings of guilt and rage that have been lurking since his traumatic break with his Holocaust past.