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.]
In the book “Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids," Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul tell the story of Emma, who visits heaven and experiences its beauty in a dream. Emma and Bella have everything they need. Their parents fear God and teach the kids about Him. In this book, they retell Emma’s story about visiting heaven.
The kids wake up one morning in excitement, and she tells her parents about her dream, where winged angels take her and Bella to heaven. They saw streets made with gold, angels dressed in white linen, and Jesus welcoming everyone. There were also pretty flowers, trees, gardens, and animals in heaven. The animals looked friendly and got along with each other. Emma’s parents discovered that her descriptions of heaven rhymed with those in the Bible. Emma wondered why God revealed these to her, and she found out an answer at the end of the book.
I like how the book uses simple words to communicate, as this makes it engaging for children. I enjoyed going through the illustrations, as they’re very colourful and appealing. This book is a mastermind because it will pique children’s curiosity about learning more about the Bible. As Emma experienced the glories of heaven, she also witnessed the scary horrors of hell.
Again, I liked how the book passed on the message of royalties in heaven, including God’s love for the world, showcased through Emma’s dreams. It's a motivational message that children will find relatable. The book also highlights the rewards in heaven. God’s ways are perfect and good, and he will reward us according to what we have done.
There’s no negative aspect to pinpoint about the book. It contains rich illustrations, and I found no errors while reading. It is an equally short and engaging bedtime story for children. For this, I give it five out of five stars. It is recommended for parents who wish to pass on the message of heaven and the Bible to their children.
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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
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In the book “Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids," Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul tell the story of Emma, who visits heaven and experiences its beauty in a dream. Emma and Bella have everything they need. Their parents fear God and teach the kids about Him. In this book, they retell Emma’s story about visiting heaven.
The kids wake up one morning in excitement, and she tells her parents about her dream, where winged angels take her and Bella to heaven. They saw streets made with gold, angels dressed in white linen, and Jesus welcoming everyone. There were also pretty flowers, trees, gardens, and animals in heaven. The animals looked friendly and got along with each other. Emma’s parents discovered that her descriptions of heaven rhymed with those in the Bible. Emma wondered why God revealed these to her, and she found out an answer at the end of the book.
I like how the book uses simple words to communicate, as this makes it engaging for children. I enjoyed going through the illustrations, as they’re very colourful and appealing. This book is a mastermind because it will pique children’s curiosity about learning more about the Bible. As Emma experienced the glories of heaven, she also witnessed the scary horrors of hell.
Again, I liked how the book passed on the message of royalties in heaven, including God’s love for the world, showcased through Emma’s dreams. It's a motivational message that children will find relatable. The book also highlights the rewards in heaven. God’s ways are perfect and good, and he will reward us according to what we have done.
There’s no negative aspect to pinpoint about the book. It contains rich illustrations, and I found no errors while reading. It is an equally short and engaging bedtime story for children. For this, I give it five out of five stars. It is recommended for parents who wish to pass on the message of heaven and the Bible to their children.
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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes | on Smashwords
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A book describing encounters of Heaven and Hell, written in a way that’s easy for kids to assimilate. The author did great justice to this. Nice review.
