Shadow of His Hand: A Story Based on Holocaust Survivor Anita Dittman

Daughters of the Faith

De: Wendy Lawton

Narrado por: Jill Monaco

Young Anita Dittman's world crumbles as Hitler begins his rise to power in Germany, but because she's a Christian and only half-Jewish, Anita feels sure she and her family are safe from the "final solution". She couldn't have been more wrong.

Shadow of His Hand is an inspirational young adult historical fiction book based on the real-life story of Anita Dittman, a Holocaust survivor. It follows her struggle against Nazi persecution and her growth in her relationship with God through the worst of times.

Download the accompanying reference guide.©2004 Wendy Lawton (P)2018 Oasis Audio

Sad but inspiring story of God's love

inspiring story of how God protects His people and a faith that never wavered, even in the midst of hardships

Great book from the child’s eyes

How she found God and His constant faithfulness through the horrors of war were evident all through the book.

Excellent for teaching elementary students

Teaching young children about the horrors of WWII can be difficult. This true story of a Christian girl and her family is truthful and revealing while remaining gentle and uplifting as it describes the difficulties of the war.

She kept the faith the whole duration of the war

Story is told very simple so teens could learn from it. The terrible things the nazis did were left out She suffered plenty but trusted in God in the darkest of times so that’s the main theme of book not the Nazi war machine. She experienced far more than told very kind unselfish girl who never sought revenge which is human nature. Highly recommend for teen and old audience

Stunning story about God's protection

Enjoyed the story a lot. The narration was hard to follow ar first, but overall story was captivating.

Almost asked for a refund

I liked the true story behind all of this, my main problem was with the narrator. She was awful!! I was very close to asking for a refund!! It's amazing to me how a narrator can ruin an entire book for you. She was happy when she should have been mortified, sad when she should have been confused, etc. It was really hard to get through. I really believe it's important to let actors or people with talent read the books. Sorry, I'm not trying to be mean but we pay good money for these and I think we deserve better.