What I liked most about this story was that, even though it spoke of difficult things, the story also had its beautiful moments, and its redemptive ones.
This is good, because as difficult as the story can be to read in places, this story needs to be told, and deserves to be read. The story is real.įrom the first chapter, I was hooked, and I found that as the book went on, the story grew on me. In the midst of her surroundings, she struggles to reconcile her life with her faith. She suffers betrayals from friends and is separated from those closest to her. The Beloved Daughter tells the tale of Chung-Cha, a 12-year old North Korean girl who is imprisoned in Camp 22 – one of the most notorious political prison camps in the world – because her family is Christian, and her father refuses to renounce his faith.Īs a young prisoner, she sees and endures things that no one should. Review Copy The Beloved Daughter – Book Review
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