Review of Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
Posted: 18 Apr 2023, 04:04
[Following is a volunteer review of "Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids" by Jemima Paul, Arvind Paul.]
Emma and Bella, eight and six years old, observed the atmospheric element of paradise. Being able to see God's love for her family. She shows up at regular intervals to hear from Bella through her dreams. That's how the title Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids came to mind. She discovers what is beyond her imagination and perspective after seeing Jesus and meeting God and his angels. Grab Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids by Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul to enjoy the book's chilling effect and wisdom.
This is my first reviewed book in my format, with beautiful photos. So far, not quite as high, but close to average. The book is biblical, so you may read it as either fiction or as a bible study guide. It is effective in locating biblical and narrative components. The author's writing style is fascinating and simple to understand, making it suitable for readers with varying degrees of biblical knowledge. Overall, it provides a fresh take on well-known stories and can be a useful resource for personal contemplation or group discourse.
The writers had overlooked the fact that the names of Emma's and Bella's parents were not mentioned in the novel. Given how constant they have been throughout the narrative, their identification should speak for them as well. Bella appreciated Emma's advice on her dreams. But I wanted Bella to have dreams as well. Perhaps they are God's special regulations. Perhaps the author might have specified whether or not Bella's position required luck.
I strongly rate it 5 out of 5 stars. The book was exceptionally well edited. I haven't discovered any mistakes. Everything I stated about the bad elements is my take on the novel. Still, the book is wonderful.
I suggest the book to Christians who enjoy the Bible. The plot of the book is excellent. It also integrates key Christian ideals and lessons, making it an excellent addition to the library of any Christian teen. The storytelling material is both commendable and informative.
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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
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Emma and Bella, eight and six years old, observed the atmospheric element of paradise. Being able to see God's love for her family. She shows up at regular intervals to hear from Bella through her dreams. That's how the title Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids came to mind. She discovers what is beyond her imagination and perspective after seeing Jesus and meeting God and his angels. Grab Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids by Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul to enjoy the book's chilling effect and wisdom.
This is my first reviewed book in my format, with beautiful photos. So far, not quite as high, but close to average. The book is biblical, so you may read it as either fiction or as a bible study guide. It is effective in locating biblical and narrative components. The author's writing style is fascinating and simple to understand, making it suitable for readers with varying degrees of biblical knowledge. Overall, it provides a fresh take on well-known stories and can be a useful resource for personal contemplation or group discourse.
The writers had overlooked the fact that the names of Emma's and Bella's parents were not mentioned in the novel. Given how constant they have been throughout the narrative, their identification should speak for them as well. Bella appreciated Emma's advice on her dreams. But I wanted Bella to have dreams as well. Perhaps they are God's special regulations. Perhaps the author might have specified whether or not Bella's position required luck.
I strongly rate it 5 out of 5 stars. The book was exceptionally well edited. I haven't discovered any mistakes. Everything I stated about the bad elements is my take on the novel. Still, the book is wonderful.
I suggest the book to Christians who enjoy the Bible. The plot of the book is excellent. It also integrates key Christian ideals and lessons, making it an excellent addition to the library of any Christian teen. The storytelling material is both commendable and informative.
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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes