[Faith-talk] Reccommend books?

[Penny Golden]

If anyone is a member of bookShare, he or she might like to read the 
book by Johanna Ruth Dobscheiner called: "Selected to live."
It might be called "Chosen to Live."  i think the book underwent a 
name change at some point. I couldn't put it down; it is the second 
time I have read this wonderful book about a Jewish girl living in Holland.
During her hiding time, she encountered the Bible, almost for the 
first time.  What an amazing story is hers.
Her escape is just remarkable.  One time she had been put in a car 
with older people on their way to one of the death camps.  But when 
the older people heard that she had been in infectious diseases, they 
positively refused to let her ride in their carriage.
We don't want you; get out.  Such was their attitude.  And she 
managed to get off that train bound for death.  Those wise old folks 
saved her life. and it wasn't the first nor the last time.

You will appreciate Christ in a whole new way if you read this book.
At 09:08 AM 2/11/2010, you wrote:
>Hello to all,
>During Lent I have made it a tradition to read only nonfiction 
>books.  I would like to ask people on this list if they have any 
>spiritually upbuilding books or authors who teach fresh theology or 
>biblical insightt they could reccommend to me? My husband, Fred,  is 
>working on whatever needs to be done to sign up to download books from RFBANDD.
>I have enjoyed our recent discussion about Christian authors.  I 
>just finished a book by Harry Kraus.  It is still light reading, 
>solving a mystery, but he may be, in my opinion, a cut above some 
>Christian authors.
>Sincerely,
>Mary
>
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