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The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom |
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A family sympathetic to the Jews does what it can to help during Hitler's reign of terror. When their efforts are discovered, Corrie and her sister are sent to a concentration camp where starvation and hard labor become a way of life. |
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Book Summary |
Study Highlights |
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| Reading Level: | 7th - 11th | Spelling/Vocabulary: | Medium |
| Category: | Nonfiction | Comprehension: | Medium |
| Setting: | Holland, concentration camps | Critical Thinking: | Difficult |
| Theme: | Jesus saves, forgiveness | Biblical Focus: | God is our provider |
| Paperback Novel: | 239 pages | Study Guide: | 6 units |
Related Studies: W.W.II, history and geography of Holland and Germany, Jews
Barbara's Note: This is a true story of tremendous faith, best suited for mature students. We all want our children to experience this story, but wait until they can appreciate it! It deals with extremely mature Christian concepts. (Grades 9, 10)
