The Hiding Place: The Inspiring True Story of Faith and Forgiveness During World War II | Young Reader's Edition
by Corrie Ten Boom, Elizabeth Sherrill, John Sherrill
In this young reader's edition of The Hiding Place, Corrie ten Boom shares her family's courageous efforts to shelter Jews during World War II. Captured and sent to concentration camps, Corrie's unyielding faith and spirit of forgiveness shine through the darkness, inspiring readers with a powerful testament to human resilience and divine grace.
About This Book
The Hiding Place recounts the true experiences of Corrie ten Boom and her family during World War II. As Dutch Christians, they risked everything to hide Jews from Nazi persecution, operating a secret room in their home.
Arrested by the Gestapo, Corrie and her family endured imprisonment in concentration camps. Through unimaginable hardship, their deep faith sustained them, highlighting themes of courage and divine providence.
This young reader's edition adapts the original story for younger audiences, emphasizing lessons of compassion, resilience, and forgiveness in the face of evil.
The narrative illustrates how ordinary people can make extraordinary choices, offering timeless insights into the power of belief during times of crisis.
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