Review of Snatched Up to Heaven!

[Egua Aitonje]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Snatched Up to Heaven!" by Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids by Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul is a fascinating Christian book perfectly written for children. This book tells the story of a young eight-year-old girl, Emma, who dreamt a lot about heaven. These dreams looked more like visitations than fairytales.

Emma and Bella, her sister, came from a proper conservative Christian background. They were brought up by true Christian parents who loved and adored them. Her parents made it a duty to teach Emma and Bella about God very early on in life and prayed with them every night and day. On one faithful day, Emma woke up like every other morning, but this time, a little different; she had what I call an encounter with the heavenly. In Emma’s dream, she visited heaven alongside her sister. The stories about her visitation were fascinating and adventurous. Emma literally begged God in her prayers to revisit heaven. She wanted to experience this as often as possible. Did God answer her prayers? There’s only one way to find out - get a copy of this book. If you have kids, they will quickly fall in love with this book. You can also get this book's audiobook and Kindle versions; the illustrations are better and more captivating.

The authors did a perfect work with this piece; anyone who loves Christian literature will agree that the commendations are in order. The audiobook has a decent reading pace, and the dialogues were perfectly expressed.

This book will teach Christian children and kids who are naturally curious about spiritual things a lot about the Bible and Godly values. A value that every Christian parent will cherish. The story in this book tells the reader that heaven is real and our works on earth, coupled with the unending love of Jesus, are necessary to gain access to heaven. I also love how this book discusses the “reward” of rebellion against God.

I do not dislike anything about this book. The words used are so simple for kids to digest and understand—special thanks to the editorial team. I did not find any error in this book. The story is worth reading over and over again. So, rating Snatched Up to Heaven a worthy four out of four stars is a great privilege. I highly recommend this book for children between the ages of 3 and 10; I’m absolutely confident that they will love it.

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Snatched Up to Heaven!
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