Review of Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids

[Tony Aub]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids" by Jemima Paul, Arvind Paul.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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This is a review for Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids. The authors, Jemima & Arvind Paul, contribute to the success of this amazing book for readers, young and old, by portraying their firm faith through enjoyable illustrations and a free-flowing style of writing. They have compiled a Christianity-based book especially for young readers, which takes them on a journey to heaven and allows them to experience what it might be like through the eyes of the main character - a little girl, named Emma. The journey starts with an introduction to Emma and her family; each morning Emma has the opportunity to tell her sister, mom and dad just what her experience was like in the dream she had the night before. Her dreams give the reader a beautiful, but clear indication of what heaven and hell will be like. The story portrays how the consequence of good and evil will result with a corresponding outcome. The authors have most certainly executed this book majestically as they share the truth of their faith with young readers in need of a spiritual grounding and foundation.

I enjoyed this book because of the positive impact it can have on readers that are willing to open up the eyes of their hearts to comprehend the message conveyed. We all know we are here on this earth for a reason, this book identifies part of the truth as to why we are here and how we should be living.

I cannot find a negative point in this book as the collaboration of characters, storyline and images all fused together perfectly to display an important understanding of what heaven is like, especially for young readers who might still be naive in their thinking on this subject.

I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars.

I highly recommend this book to adults with children, young readers and Christian institutes. The book is a great way for friends and family to connect as the authors lightly touch on the blessings of heaven and how to achieve them. I don't recommend this book to readers who have no belief in Christianity or are strictly orientated by a controversial religion, unless they are looking for a change in faith or a cute story of inspiration for their children.

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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
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