For 10 points, name this piece of holocaust literature set in the "backhouse" where the titular girl, the Dutch author, hides.
Early in this work, we learn that Bep has ordered a correspondence course for one character just before the punchline "a centipede with a clubfoot" is recounted, and a similarly comic story includes a sign reading "RSVP-gas!" on a bathroom door. Miep and Ellie are some women that help that family while Jopie Kleiman plays with the title character and Pim's son Peter is her possible crush. Mouchi's urine drips through the floor into a sack of potatoes below after using a pile of shavings rather than a litter box. This story follows the Van (*) Daan family, based on the Van Pels, sharing space with Dr. Düsser and the family of the title character, including Edith and Margot, at 263 Prinsengracht. Written as letters to the imaginary friend Kitty, this work opens with the title character receiving a clothbound notebook for her thirteenth birthday in 1942. For 10 points, name this piece of holocaust literature set in the "backhouse" where the titular girl, the Dutch author, hides.
Early in this work, we learn that Bep has ordered a correspondence course for one character just before the punchline "a centipede with a clubfoot" is recounted, and a similarly comic story includes a sign reading "RSVP-gas!" on a bathroom door.
The {Diary} of a {Young} Girl [or The {Diary} of {Anne Frank} or {Het Achterhuis}]