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.]
Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids is a children’s book written by Jemima and Arvind Paul. The book follows the story of their daughter, Emma, who dreams that she is taken to heaven along with her sister Bella. They both are guided through heaven by Angels, and they go to visit God. Through her series of dreams, which she excitedly tells her parents about, Emma experiences heaven and also gets a peek at how hell feels.
The book is meant to explain the concept of heaven and hell in simple terms to children. It is a depiction of what heaven looks like and contains, as described in the Bible, through the eyes of a child. It also covers concepts of sins and salvation, as well as talks about God as a savior to all. The girls are taught by their parents about doing the right thing and repenting their sins. I believe that the book is highly creative.
The best thing about this book was how seamlessly the authors tied the story with actual learnings from the Bible. It was a great transition of some Bible verses that are written in the form of Emma’s experiences. I think reading this book is a good way of introducing children to the concept of heaven and hell and getting them interested in reading the Bible. This book is a good introduction to it. The text is accompanied by adorable illustrations of the story. The things that Emma describes are drawn along the book, making it more interesting for children.
The book is very well written and compiled. I did not find anything negative about it. It is a good read for children. If a child is reluctant to read the Bible or learn more about Jesus, they can be taught a few basics through this story. They will surely develop an interest in it.
I would give this book 4 out of 4 stars. If I were to rate it out of 5, I would give it 5 out of 5 stars. Being a short, crisp read, it will also be a good starting book for any child who wants to get into reading in the first place. It can be a very good bedtime book that parents can read to their children. It will only add value for them. The book is appropriate for all children, especially those who want to start reading or learning the Bible. I surely recommend parents to pick this up for their children.
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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids is a children’s book written by Jemima and Arvind Paul. The book follows the story of their daughter, Emma, who dreams that she is taken to heaven along with her sister Bella. They both are guided through heaven by Angels, and they go to visit God. Through her series of dreams, which she excitedly tells her parents about, Emma experiences heaven and also gets a peek at how hell feels.
The book is meant to explain the concept of heaven and hell in simple terms to children. It is a depiction of what heaven looks like and contains, as described in the Bible, through the eyes of a child. It also covers concepts of sins and salvation, as well as talks about God as a savior to all. The girls are taught by their parents about doing the right thing and repenting their sins. I believe that the book is highly creative.
The best thing about this book was how seamlessly the authors tied the story with actual learnings from the Bible. It was a great transition of some Bible verses that are written in the form of Emma’s experiences. I think reading this book is a good way of introducing children to the concept of heaven and hell and getting them interested in reading the Bible. This book is a good introduction to it. The text is accompanied by adorable illustrations of the story. The things that Emma describes are drawn along the book, making it more interesting for children.
The book is very well written and compiled. I did not find anything negative about it. It is a good read for children. If a child is reluctant to read the Bible or learn more about Jesus, they can be taught a few basics through this story. They will surely develop an interest in it.
I would give this book 4 out of 4 stars. If I were to rate it out of 5, I would give it 5 out of 5 stars. Being a short, crisp read, it will also be a good starting book for any child who wants to get into reading in the first place. It can be a very good bedtime book that parents can read to their children. It will only add value for them. The book is appropriate for all children, especially those who want to start reading or learning the Bible. I surely recommend parents to pick this up for their children.
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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
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Emma and Bella are actually good kids. There’s nothing more delightful than having obedient children. This book would be a delightful one for kids.
