Title of the book: The Hiding Place

Corrie ten Boom was a Dutch woman who was initially known for being the first woman to be a licensed watchmaker in Holland. 

It's World War II and a hard time to be around. 
No one felt safe. 
On a city corner in Holland, Corrie fights against injustice and darkness. 

 Corrie and her family risk their lives to hide hundreds of Jews and others hunted by the Nazis in a secret hiding place they built into their old home. 
 
Corrie and her family were betrayed. They were captured and sent in cattle cars to the notorious concentration camps to die. Through her actions and words, she demonstrated love and forgiveness, even towards those who have caused her great suffering. 
 
This is her incredible true story showing how even in the most desperate, loneliest, and darkest of times, faith, hope, and love will ultimately triumph. 

I would like to use this book in the classroom since it teaches us good values about treating people right, even those with whom we disagree, and the power of forgiveness.

I haven't read the book " Who was Nikola Tesla?" by Jim Gigliotti yet. He was an inventor who once worked with Thomas Edison and an engineer whose experiments with electricity, remote control, and wireless communication changed the world. He was one of the most brilliant and influential scientists of all time.