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anna_catherman 's review for:
The Hiding Place
by Corrie ten Boom
I don't actually have a whole lot to say about The Hiding Place.
(I speed-read a little faster than I would've liked to to get it done in the brief time I had it out of the library, then didn't get a chance to review as soon as I usually like to.)
I was fairly familiar with Corrie's story; hearing it in her own words was special, but didn't offer as many new insights as I had hoped/expected. I can really see why this is such a classic, as it is a haunting yet inspiring tale, fairly well-written and full of meaning. Also the audiobook is very well-done for those who prefer to listen.
(I speed-read a little faster than I would've liked to to get it done in the brief time I had it out of the library, then didn't get a chance to review as soon as I usually like to.)
I was fairly familiar with Corrie's story; hearing it in her own words was special, but didn't offer as many new insights as I had hoped/expected. I can really see why this is such a classic, as it is a haunting yet inspiring tale, fairly well-written and full of meaning. Also the audiobook is very well-done for those who prefer to listen.