The Hiding Place by John Sherrill, Elizabeth Sherrill, Corrie ten Boom Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of The Hiding Place
Book Review: So important not to forget
Summary: 5 Stars
It's hard to imagine being a christian in Nazi europe. This along with 'Trapped in Hitler's Hell' really helps show what it was like.
Trapped in Hitler's Hell
Book Review: THE HIDING PLACE
Summary: 5 Stars
I ordered this book for my daughter for school. I have not read it, but she says it is a very good book.Book Review: The Hiding Place
Summary: 5 Stars
Let me start out by saying that this is a very powerful book. There is such an awesome message of hope, courage, and faith. If you love God, family, and believe that God can do powerful things then this is the book for you. Corrie Ten Boom is living with her family during the time when Nazi soldiers are taking Jews to concretion camps. Her family wants to help the Jews and keep them safe, by hiding them in their home. Corrie is working for a secret organization that helps protect the Jewish people. She and her family soon find that they are in the same situation as the Jews. Corrie stays strong in her faith and good things start to happen in the concretion camp that she and her family are put into. Like eventually she and her sister are finally put together, and other members of her family are let free. I strongly recommend this book for anyone sixth grade and up. The Hiding Place By: Corrie Ten Book is a very well written book and has two thumbs up.Book Review: The Hiding Place
Summary: 5 Stars
The Hiding Place is a timeless, true memorial of a woman of faith in a concentration camp. I read it in my 20's, my children read it, and now I'm giving it to my grandchildren.Book Review: The Hiding Place
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought a used copy from Amazon, and was pleasantly surprised to see what good condition it was in. I read the book many years ago, and wanted to reread it. I enjoyed it even more the second time, although I don't know if "enjoy" is the appropriate word. It was very meaningful and thought-provoking.