By I. Caroline Crocker
Unforgivable
Through a Child’s Eyes
A boy’s fight to rise above loss, trauma, and anger.
Unforgivable is a gripping historical biography that follows Frits, a young boy whose world is torn apart by illness, abuse, and the horrors of Nazi-occupied Netherlands during WWII. Sent to a harsh children’s home and haunted by the loss of loved ones to Auschwitz, Frits struggles with anger, grief, and feelings of worthlessness.
As he grows, he faces the challenge of choosing between bitterness and forgiveness. This compelling story explores trauma, resilience, and redemption with raw honesty and hope.
Ideal for readers of WWII historical fiction, coming-of-age dramas, and emotionally powerful stories about healing.
Award-Winning Author
Caroline Crocker
Caroline’s story is that she is a speaker and author who has also worked as a research scientist, a biology professor, the CEO of a startup company, the president of a nonprofit, and a communications expert.
She maintains a multifaceted blog, Rambling Ruminations, and is the author of 15 books, including the related five-star and award-winning Brave Face: The Inspiring WWII Memoir of a Dutch/German Child. Of course, the first chapter of her best-selling World War II book, Unforgivable, also won an award.
Caroline is married to Richard and has four grown children and eight grandchildren.
But what is most important here is that Caroline is Frits’s daughter.
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Unforgivable is a compelling story about the challenges which people face and the difficulties they endure. It is a tribute to the spirit that finds the will to live and fight against almost unbeatable odds. This very human story is one of love and hate, positive and negative emotion.
– RABBI BRUCE AFT, GMU
Frits and Jan will find their way into your heart, and you will not only be wiser about the unsung casualties of warfare, you will be better for it.
– David Case,
Christian Studies Teacher
WOW for this book!! I was completely immersed in Frits’s story. So moving! So infuriating! So haunting! So inspiring!
I strongly recommend Unforgivable.
– Bruce Hann, Emeritus Professor of Literature and Rhetoric, DMACC
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