The Hiding Place: Corrie And Betsie Ten Boom
Sister’s Kinship
Corrie and Betsie Ten Boom are two of the main characters of the book The Hiding Place, which talks about a courageous family that helped the Jews to escape during the nazi holocaust in the middle of the second world war. While Corrie and Betsie are both middle-aged, Christian sisters, they are different in many ways such as sense of fashion and abilities.
Betsie was a courageous, kind, faithful, Christian woman. She had suffered from anemia since she was a baby, and because of that she could not bear children, so she chose to not get married. Although Betsie was the oldest child, and seven years older than Corrie, she had a sense of fashion, she was more feminine, graceful and elegant than Corrie. Betsie was excellent with
Corrie and Betsie Ten Boom are two of the main characters of the book The Hiding Place, which talks about a courageous family that helped the Jews to escape during the nazi holocaust in the middle of the second world war. While Corrie and Betsie are both middle-aged, Christian sisters, they are different in many ways such as sense of fashion and abilities.
Betsie was a courageous, kind, faithful, Christian woman. She had suffered from anemia since she was a baby, and because of that she could not bear children, so she chose to not get married. Although Betsie was the oldest child, and seven years older than Corrie, she had a sense of fashion, she was more feminine, graceful and elegant than Corrie. Betsie was excellent with