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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The book “Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids” co-authored by Arvind Paul and Jemima Paul is a wonderful and fascinating story for kids. In this story the main character,” 8-year-old” Emma got a chance to experience a glimpse of eternal afterlife.
The story narrates the realities of heaven and hell through the eyes of an innocent girl. The colourful pictures would take kids in to a joyful world, where they feel a sense of the reality of amenities of heaven and dreadful nature of hell. In heaven she found that everyone is strong and healthy and she made lot of friends, and had enough to eat and drink, and it is a place where man and animals coexist with each other without any rivalry. On the other hand one day Emma dreamt of a scary hell also, where she could see everyone sad and lonely and people were screaming and yelling. Moreover people were hungry and tired as well. Though they were trying to escape from it they could not. At that time Daddy taught her that those people who had committed sin would be punished like this and those who were with good deeds would be rewarded with heaven.
The book will be a good option for parents who wish to inculcate the lessons of love and morals of Christian religion to their kids. Moreover it tries to warn that though people are sinners in this world, god is patiently waiting for them to repent, confess and this patience may eventually run out and wants everyone not to take that chance and accept Jesus as their Saviour. This book can be easily comprehended by children because of the simplicity of language used. This can be recommended as a good book for kids those who are just starting to reading. The book can be rated 5 stars due to its content clarity, proper illustrations used and good layout.

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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
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