Where I Belong - Ellen Tissenbaum;Diane L. Wolf

 A young Jewish girl from the Netherlands is rescued by a Christian family during the Holocaust and then claimed by her relatives from Canada after the war.

A memoir by a Holocaust survivor about surviving as a hidden child in the Netherlands.

After Germany invades Amsterdam, young Ellen and her mother go into hiding with the Versteegs, their Christian friends. When they are discovered and deported to a Nazi camp, Mr. Versteeg manages to secure Ellen’s safety, but her mother is sent to Auschwitz. Ellen lives with the Versteegs as a Christian until she is uprooted yet again when her Jewish relatives from Canada claim her. Facing the loss of her parents and her adoptive family, and torn between her identities as a Jew and a Christian, Ellen begins a search for belonging that shapes the course of her life.

Ellen is a young Jewish girl from Amsterdam, who survives the Holocaust in hiding with a Christian family. An orphan after the war, Ellen continues to live with the Christian family until her relatives bring her to live with them in Canada. Uprooted again, she begins a search for belonging and a reckoning with her identity as a Jew.

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