A vivid manga portrait of Anne's short life, as she continued to write about her hope for life in the midst of war. In hiding, Anne kept a diary in the form of letters to an imaginary daughter, Kitty. The diary recounts the protests against racism, the great sadness and destruction that war brings to people, and the suffering and abnormal mental state of the people in the hideout, just as they were. The great hope, courage, dreams for the future and love that Anne had in the refuge still inspire young people around the world 50 years after her death. (Source: Shogakukan, translated)

"Hold your lamp a little higher, to light the way for those who cannot see." Helen Keller's voice continues to inspire love and courage around the world. At the age of 18 months, Helen Keller suffered a triple misfortune due to an unexplained high fever. In the depths of darkness, at the age of six, Helen was invited to attend Mr. Sullivan's classes. Seeing Helen as a wild child, Mr. Sullivan decides to raise her to be a sensitive person. A deeply loving, blood-soaked educational effort began. (Source: Shogakukan, translated)