Review of Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids

[Aruna Xalxo]

[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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As the name suggests, the book is about ‘Heaven.’ Clearly and undoubtedly, the book teaches us about Heaven and hell. We should pray to God daily or have a good connection with God in order to go to heaven. The book clearly depicts how Heaven and Hell look, as perfectly described in the Holy Bible.

The book is not just a little description of Heaven and hell. It also tells us about love, communication, and the bond between parents and children. The parents guide their children through the word of God by reading verses from the Bible to them. It teaches parents how to raise a good Christian in this age, how to tell them about God, and how to read the Bible to them every day. It also teaches how children should be raised in this world, how we can tell them about God’s love, and how we can promote or engage them in reading and believing in God.

It teaches us that we should do good things to enter or have a place in heaven. The book describes every detail of how Heaven and hell look, such as shiny seats and no need for lamps, and how people are crying for food without mercy or help from anyone. It portrays how some people are happy in one place while others are dying of diseases in another. What a lovely and wonderful place heaven is, and on the other hand, what a disaster place where everyone is crying and weeping for love and some hope for the afterlife. Where you can meet your guardian angels whom you have read about in the Bible and, on the other hand, cannot recognize anyone or want to meet anyone.

This book is the perfect description of Heaven and God’s love for children.”

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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
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