Review of Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids

[Melissa Wellborn]

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

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5 out of 5 stars

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Jemima and Arvind Paul created a beautiful and exciting way to introduce Christianity to children in Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids.

In this clever and captivating story, eight-year-old Emma and six-year-old Bella take their parents through a riveting tale of Emma's dreams. Emma dreams about visiting Heaven on multiple occasions with her sister, Bella. They go to Heaven with Angels and meet Jesus. Jesus shows them parts of Heaven and briefly shows them Hell. The story takes us through many Bible stories that are easy to understand and fun to learn about.

I was pleasantly surprised to find so many pages of beautiful artwork. The placement of the artwork felt purposeful and reiterated the words written on the page. I was grateful for the art while the story talked about Hell. The artwork and dialogue during this part of the story made me feel safe while reading about something scary.

As a parent, I recommend this book to anyone looking to introduce their children to Christianity. The story explains things such as Angels, God, Jesus, Heaven, Hell, and the Bible. The story and the artwork worked together to paint a beautiful picture of Emma's dreams, and it was easy to create an image in my mind due to the detail in the story. The story was easy to read and follow and would be easy to read to a child.

I give this book 5/5 stars. I felt that it was engaging and clever. Using dialogue and a fun family dynamic made this a great read. The artwork within made the story come to life. My only critique would be that I wish it lasted longer! I hope the authors take this concept and create other Bible-based stories that are easy and fun. I am excited to see what they do next!

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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
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