This is a very good book for children(and adults). Reading this book reminded me of the providence of God in all things, good and bad. I will definitely be buying a copy to keep in my hope-chest for my children to read.

My daughter, age 16, as well as myself found this book very interesting and easy to read.

Very good book! Couldn't put the book down. Easy to read.

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I almost skipped this book because I already love Corrie ten Boom's book about the same period. If someone else is considering skipping this book, I would like to encourage you that they give different perspectives.Where Corrie's story tells how the Holocaust crept into the lives of Christians, Anita's story tells how the Holocaust crept into the lives of Jews (in particular, a Christian Jewish mother). Reading both books created a fuller understanding of "how this could happen" from both sides. It was worthwhile considering who we would be if it were to slowly happen today, from those who felt it all would go away soon, to those who risked their lives taking a stand.