Review of Snatched Up to Heaven!

[Lilian 5]

[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 Heaven is a book where parents Jemima and Arvind translate the visions of their children Priyanka and Deepika. One night when Priyanka was 4 years old and Deepika was 2 years old, they had a dream. They narrate the story to their parents, and Jemima records their story in a journal as well as a video log. Deepika and Priyanka say they traveled toward heaven, and while on their way to heaven, Priyanka noticed that houses were starting to become tinier. Priyanka had purple wings, while Deepika had pink wings. They managed to see the planet; the angle also allowed them to see the sun but didn't let them get close to the sun. As they were trying to get close to the sun, they were blown up by the wind. At heaven,Priyanka and Deepika met Jesus. Jesus showed them the marks on his hands and legs that he got when he was crucified. While at heaven, they noticed that heaven is sorounded with rainbows and has a huge golden gate. They are taught to live a righteous life so that they can get to heaven after death. They manage to see the hell. At hell, nothing seems to be good, as some people seem to be crying, and many of them are heard saying sorry with a lot of sympathy. The hell is dark and sorounded with flames. The authors manage to translate these visions the way Priyanka and Deepika described them using Bible verses and supported drawings to enable the reader to have an imaginary reading and to relate. I like the way the authors worked on translating the visions with correct Bible scriptures. This helped me to understand the book well. The story was so interesting that it only took me one day to finish reading the book. I really wanted to know about heaven and hell. Therefore, I would also recommend this book to anyone who also wants to know about heaven and hell. The book was practically and professionally well edited; I did not find any errors or typos, and besides, I did not find anything to dislike, so I joyfully rate this book 5 out of 5 stars.

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Snatched Up to Heaven!
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