Corrie ten Boom: The Courageous Woman and The Secret Room

The true story of a brave woman whose faith in God shone brightly even in the darkest days of war.

Corrie ten Boom: The Courageous Woman and The Secret Room tells the inspiring story of a woman who risked everything to help others during World War II.

When the German army invaded the Netherlands, Corrie and her family built a secret room in their home to hide Jewish people from danger. Even after being caught and sent to a concentration camp, Corrie continued to trust God and share His love with those around her.

Through faith, courage, and forgiveness, Corrie discovered that there is truly “no pit so deep that God’s love is not deeper still.” This beautifully illustrated biography introduces children to one of history’s great heroes of faith — showing how God’s strength can shine through anyone who trusts Him.

• True story of faith, courage, and forgiveness during World War II
• Teaches children about bravery, compassion, and trust in God
• Beautifully illustrated for young readers to engage with real history
• Includes Corrie’s most famous quote of hope
• Part of the Do Great Things for God series

Ages 5–10 · Family reading · Devotions about faith and courage · Sunday school lessons · Christian history learning

Add Corrie ten Boom: The Courageous Woman and The Secret Room to your child’s bookshelf and inspire them to trust God bravely — no matter what challenges they face.