Review of Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
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Review of Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
[Following is a volunteer review of "Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids" by Jemima Paul, Arvind Paul.]
Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul are the authors of the fascinating children's book Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids. The story was based on the Bible, which was written to teach kids its lessons. Eight-year-old Emma has a dream about heaven in which she meets Jesus and angels. She told her parents, and younger sister Bella, about her experience. Her parents used the Bible to prove that the location she saw in her dream was heaven. She wishes to see the lovely paradise once more after witnessing it. Will she have another chance to glimpse heaven?
The book was concise and to the point. Brilliant illustrations were included by the authors to picture the story. I appreciate the authors for using a beautiful story to convey Biblical lessons. The idea was very effective and educational for kids. The book underwent meticulous editing. There aren’t any grammatical or spelling errors. The concept, drawings, and editing style were all done with great care. I like how the authors included both heaven and hell; it is beneficial to teach kids about right and wrong by using an intriguing story based on the Bible. To portray these concepts, the authors also cited Biblical passages that were relevant to the story. This will pique the children's curiosity about other aspects of the Bible's teachings and encourage them to read it.
The book's length is the sole negative. It only has 32 pages. If there had been a few more pages and side stories, it would have been better. Putting that aside, both reading it and viewing the graphics were lovely.
I rated this book 5 out of 5 stars. This brief book contains a very significant lesson that young children should learn to behave wisely and righteously in the future. There are no flaws in this book that will reduce its quality. I didn't lower any stars as a result.
Christian parents will love this book. This book will be adorably fascinating to read for kids aged 3 to 12. Parents that want to teach their children Bible lessons but want to make it more engaging and appealing for kids should read this book to their kids. Make sure your children read this book if you want them to love God and understand that He loves them, too. It will impart to your kids a valuable lesson that will brighten their future and help them develop positive character traits.
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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
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Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul are the authors of the fascinating children's book Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids. The story was based on the Bible, which was written to teach kids its lessons. Eight-year-old Emma has a dream about heaven in which she meets Jesus and angels. She told her parents, and younger sister Bella, about her experience. Her parents used the Bible to prove that the location she saw in her dream was heaven. She wishes to see the lovely paradise once more after witnessing it. Will she have another chance to glimpse heaven?
The book was concise and to the point. Brilliant illustrations were included by the authors to picture the story. I appreciate the authors for using a beautiful story to convey Biblical lessons. The idea was very effective and educational for kids. The book underwent meticulous editing. There aren’t any grammatical or spelling errors. The concept, drawings, and editing style were all done with great care. I like how the authors included both heaven and hell; it is beneficial to teach kids about right and wrong by using an intriguing story based on the Bible. To portray these concepts, the authors also cited Biblical passages that were relevant to the story. This will pique the children's curiosity about other aspects of the Bible's teachings and encourage them to read it.
The book's length is the sole negative. It only has 32 pages. If there had been a few more pages and side stories, it would have been better. Putting that aside, both reading it and viewing the graphics were lovely.
I rated this book 5 out of 5 stars. This brief book contains a very significant lesson that young children should learn to behave wisely and righteously in the future. There are no flaws in this book that will reduce its quality. I didn't lower any stars as a result.
Christian parents will love this book. This book will be adorably fascinating to read for kids aged 3 to 12. Parents that want to teach their children Bible lessons but want to make it more engaging and appealing for kids should read this book to their kids. Make sure your children read this book if you want them to love God and understand that He loves them, too. It will impart to your kids a valuable lesson that will brighten their future and help them develop positive character traits.
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