Review of Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids

[Denise Larkin]

[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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Snatched Up to Heaven is a short fictional story with colorful illustrations for children. The main character Emma has a dream about visiting Heaven. In the dream, Emma takes her sister, Bella, and together they meet Jesus. The next morning, she tells her parents what she saw. Emma is thrilled to see such a bright place with so much light. Seeing Heaven was breathtaking for her and when she dreams of being there again, it fills her with hope. So, the next night and the night after that she dreams of Heaven again. She tells her parents her unique story and they help her to understand what it means. However, Emma is scared of something she has seen there and her parents try to help her not to be afraid.

Snatched Up to Heaven is a beautiful, bright picture book with a heartfelt story for kids who can learn about Heaven and all things good about it. The book is exceptionally edited and written with no errors along with its excellent layout and stunning art. However, the story mentions Hell and Emma is scared when she sees it, although it is described in a soft subtle way, which I believe families would consider telling their children about it because the Bible tells of it.

I especially loved the Bible readings from the parents that gave their children a lesson about God and Jesus. Furthermore, this book gives children a unique opportunity to learn the teachings of Jesus. It is an encouraging story and it would be useful for families. The story is educational and is of great value for schools along with children’s religious groups because it gives some insight into religious teachings. Therefore, I have given the book five out of five stars because of its exceptional presentation and superb storytelling.

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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
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