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 by Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul is a thoughtfully written Christian short story for a younger audience.
In this story, eight-year-old Emma has dreams where she and her younger sister Bella get to visit Heaven and Hell led by Jesus.
Emma excitedly shares her adventures with her sister, her mother and her father who listen with keen interest. Her parents refer to the Bible to confirm Emma's accounts of both Heaven and Hell.
As you would imagine, such dreams bring about many questions for the two young girls. Questions that their parents can answer using their Bible.
Emma's enthusiasm while recounting her dream adventures is sweet. Her little sister's innocence is adorable. Her parents do a fine job of interpreting her dreams and sharing their thoughts with their girls.
Anyone planning on reading the story to very young children might want to read it first as it does reference Hell and goes into some detail describing it and the people there.
It is also important to note that the message for parents is one of repentance and even suggests that 'God's patience will eventually run out'.
The book uses references from the Bible throughout. It is a story for Christians and doesn't allow for any other belief systems or ideas.
The illustrations are beautiful and complement the story perfectly. It is a short read and can be read in one sitting. Perfect as a bedtime story or just an excuse to sit and connect with a loved one.
The authors have written the story in language suitable for a younger audience while also being suitable for adults to read.
There is evidence of professional editing. The language, grammar and spelling are impeccable. I did not find a single error.
I rate Snatched Up to Heaven by Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul five out of five stars. There is nothing to lessen the score. It is a wonderful story for Christian families and I'm sure many families will enjoy sharing Emma's journey.
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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
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Snatched up to Heaven by Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul is a thoughtfully written Christian short story for a younger audience.
In this story, eight-year-old Emma has dreams where she and her younger sister Bella get to visit Heaven and Hell led by Jesus.
Emma excitedly shares her adventures with her sister, her mother and her father who listen with keen interest. Her parents refer to the Bible to confirm Emma's accounts of both Heaven and Hell.
As you would imagine, such dreams bring about many questions for the two young girls. Questions that their parents can answer using their Bible.
Emma's enthusiasm while recounting her dream adventures is sweet. Her little sister's innocence is adorable. Her parents do a fine job of interpreting her dreams and sharing their thoughts with their girls.
Anyone planning on reading the story to very young children might want to read it first as it does reference Hell and goes into some detail describing it and the people there.
It is also important to note that the message for parents is one of repentance and even suggests that 'God's patience will eventually run out'.
The book uses references from the Bible throughout. It is a story for Christians and doesn't allow for any other belief systems or ideas.
The illustrations are beautiful and complement the story perfectly. It is a short read and can be read in one sitting. Perfect as a bedtime story or just an excuse to sit and connect with a loved one.
The authors have written the story in language suitable for a younger audience while also being suitable for adults to read.
There is evidence of professional editing. The language, grammar and spelling are impeccable. I did not find a single error.
I rate Snatched Up to Heaven by Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul five out of five stars. There is nothing to lessen the score. It is a wonderful story for Christian families and I'm sure many families will enjoy sharing Emma's journey.
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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids by Jemima Alinde is a beautifully written Christian book designed to teach children about Heaven, faith, and God’s love. The story follows children as they experience a glimpse of Heaven, offering vivid descriptions and moral lessons about living a righteous life. With simple language, engaging storytelling, and meaningful themes, the book is perfect for kids aged 8-12. While best suited for Christian families, it’s an inspiring read that encourages spiritual growth and curiosity.
