Review of Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids

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[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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Childhood is an age where we absorb information without having a filter to determine whether it is good or bad. Some of the information we obtained from our childhood could be the foundation of our character as people. Therefore, it is important to grow up in an environment where we can learn to differentiate between good and bad in the safest place with the safest people. If I am blessed to have a kid someday, this will be added to the list of books that I will read for my child. This book is an example of a safe environment where children can learn lessons in a gentle manner. Emma and Bella are able to learn in such an environment because they have loving parents who put God at the center of their family. It is a kind of environment that lets the children use their imagination and exercise their thoughts, so they can learn from their own perspective. Emma and Bella's parents were just there to answer their questions about their interpretations of what they saw; they served as guides but still let them learn on their own, which for me serves as a great example of a safe environment. I haven't read a children's book in a while, so it felt a bit new to me.The book made me miss being a kid so much. I could feel the warmth while reading it. This would be a perfect example for Christian kids to read. It’s full of innocence and imagination, which makes it fun for children but also provides lessons for them to be kind and good. I like how the author gave a message to the parents in the last part. I like how it gives lessons in a gentle way. This could also create a great bond with children and parents, wherein parents read their children these books and teach them how to be closer to Jesus at the same time.

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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
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