Review of Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
Posted: 09 Mar 2023, 10:08
[Following is a volunteer review of "Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids" by Jemima Paul, Arvind Paul.]
Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids by Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul is a children’s book about God and Heaven that narrates the story of two little girls that because of their faith, got to experience God’s love. Would you like to share their experience?
Emma (8) and Bella (6) live with their parents in a lovely and God-loving house. Every night, before going to sleep, Mommy and Daddy read them the Bible, so they learn how much God loves them and they love Him back. One night, Emma had a dream about God and Heaven, and when she woke up, she could not hold her excitement to share it with her family. What was her dream about? What will her parents think of this dream? If Emma was your daughter, will you believe her?
I love the illustrations this book has. I think that it will be easier for children to understand the message and see Heaven through the illustrations, as they get to see the smiles on Emma and Bella’s faces. The illustrations and colorful and perfectly fit everything that Emma is describing to her family.
I was so excited when I started reading this book that I finished it so quickly that I could not believe it. The book is only 35 pages long, so I stopped being so surprised about it when I realized it. Considering thishow excited I was reading this book and how badly I want to share it and recommend it, I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul did an excellent job with this book, it is professionally edited, as I was not able to find any errors. They wrote it for children, and it shows how masterfully they know their audience. The illustrations are my favorite part and they even included references for those who want to compare what is being narrated with what the Bible says. I cannot think of any negative things to say about this book. It is lovely, and educational and has been written so simply that children might not need a parent to read it to them. If you are an adult or young adult, you might be able to finish this book in one sitting, if you are reading it with your kids, you might like to take a couple of readings so they can appreciate the message and lessons.
This is an excellent book to teach children about God and the Bible, if I had young children, I would read them Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids before I start reading them the Bible, since I believe it would work as a perfect complement for the Holy Book, it might make it easier for kids understanding It. I recommend this book to parents with young children who want to teach them about God. I also recommend it to Christians that enjoy religious stories, even if they are intended for children (aren’t we all innocent as a child?).
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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids by Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul is a children’s book about God and Heaven that narrates the story of two little girls that because of their faith, got to experience God’s love. Would you like to share their experience?
Emma (8) and Bella (6) live with their parents in a lovely and God-loving house. Every night, before going to sleep, Mommy and Daddy read them the Bible, so they learn how much God loves them and they love Him back. One night, Emma had a dream about God and Heaven, and when she woke up, she could not hold her excitement to share it with her family. What was her dream about? What will her parents think of this dream? If Emma was your daughter, will you believe her?
I love the illustrations this book has. I think that it will be easier for children to understand the message and see Heaven through the illustrations, as they get to see the smiles on Emma and Bella’s faces. The illustrations and colorful and perfectly fit everything that Emma is describing to her family.
I was so excited when I started reading this book that I finished it so quickly that I could not believe it. The book is only 35 pages long, so I stopped being so surprised about it when I realized it. Considering thishow excited I was reading this book and how badly I want to share it and recommend it, I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul did an excellent job with this book, it is professionally edited, as I was not able to find any errors. They wrote it for children, and it shows how masterfully they know their audience. The illustrations are my favorite part and they even included references for those who want to compare what is being narrated with what the Bible says. I cannot think of any negative things to say about this book. It is lovely, and educational and has been written so simply that children might not need a parent to read it to them. If you are an adult or young adult, you might be able to finish this book in one sitting, if you are reading it with your kids, you might like to take a couple of readings so they can appreciate the message and lessons.
This is an excellent book to teach children about God and the Bible, if I had young children, I would read them Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids before I start reading them the Bible, since I believe it would work as a perfect complement for the Holy Book, it might make it easier for kids understanding It. I recommend this book to parents with young children who want to teach them about God. I also recommend it to Christians that enjoy religious stories, even if they are intended for children (aren’t we all innocent as a child?).
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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes