December 18, 1943:
- Annex receives new potatoes, cabbage, and onions from Mr. Kugler, a sympathetic Dutch grocer who has been helping them.
- Anne describes her relationship with Peter van Pels, expressing frustrations about their ups and downs.
December 24, 1943: Christmas preparations in the annex; everyone exchanges thoughtful gifts.
December 25, 1943: Anne feels a deep connection to nature while listening to the BBC report about snow in England.
December 27, 1943: Annex receives packages from their relatives, including a chocolate letter D for Dussel.
December 31, 1943: New Year's Eve; the group celebrates in the annex with a special spread.
January 1, 1944: Anne reflects on the past year and sets resolutions for personal growth.
January 11, 1944: Anne discusses the challenges of life in the annex, describing the cold, darkness, and constant need to be silent.
January 20, 1944: Anne express her concerns about the Allies not advancing as quickly as they would like, as reported on the BBC broadcast.
January 24, 1944: Annex celebrates Peter's birthday with a surprise chocolate cake and a party.
February 1, 1944: Anne continues contemplating her relationship with Peter, discussing the complications and her desire for a closer connection.
Throughout these pages, Anne's insights capture the mix of emotions and experiences during her time in the annex, ranging from moments of joy and connection to reflections on the ongoing war and the challenges they face.