Review of Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
Posted: 23 Mar 2023, 16:59
[Following is a volunteer review of "Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids" by Jemima Paul, Arvind Paul.]
Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul’s Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids is an exceptionally written children’s book. The main character is little Emma, who after dreaming about flying to heaven with her little sister Bella, gets excited about sharing it all with her parents the next day and prays to God every night to return to that magical place. What adventures does she face and what important lessons does her journey teach us?
I found this book extremely heartwarming and simple to understand for little kids, it’s useful as it gives an early introduction to Christianity and explains everything that needs to be known; I loved that there are many references to the Bible, with little notes by the end of the page to help find the verses. The illustrations are creative and colorful, they definitely help keep the kids interested in the story.
I couldn’t find one single flaw in this book, it’s skillfully written and edited, it cleared some doubts I had about religion, and at some point, it even touched me, it really does help understand something so big by explaining it in such simple words, I think we adults have yet to learn many things, and doing it with our kids is the best.
In my opinion, this book absolutely deserves 5 out of 5 stars, reading it is so worth it, literally flawless!! I had no problem with downloading it, viewing the images or the text.
It was clear and an overall easy read.
As someone who has worked in a professional environment with children aged 0-3 years old before, I recommend this book to kids aged 6-9 years old, because I think they’re capable of understanding the concept and can really put into action what they learned, also, because there’s more text than drawings and their attention span is higher than really young children.
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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
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Jemima Paul and Arvind Paul’s Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids is an exceptionally written children’s book. The main character is little Emma, who after dreaming about flying to heaven with her little sister Bella, gets excited about sharing it all with her parents the next day and prays to God every night to return to that magical place. What adventures does she face and what important lessons does her journey teach us?
I found this book extremely heartwarming and simple to understand for little kids, it’s useful as it gives an early introduction to Christianity and explains everything that needs to be known; I loved that there are many references to the Bible, with little notes by the end of the page to help find the verses. The illustrations are creative and colorful, they definitely help keep the kids interested in the story.
I couldn’t find one single flaw in this book, it’s skillfully written and edited, it cleared some doubts I had about religion, and at some point, it even touched me, it really does help understand something so big by explaining it in such simple words, I think we adults have yet to learn many things, and doing it with our kids is the best.
In my opinion, this book absolutely deserves 5 out of 5 stars, reading it is so worth it, literally flawless!! I had no problem with downloading it, viewing the images or the text.
It was clear and an overall easy read.
As someone who has worked in a professional environment with children aged 0-3 years old before, I recommend this book to kids aged 6-9 years old, because I think they’re capable of understanding the concept and can really put into action what they learned, also, because there’s more text than drawings and their attention span is higher than really young children.
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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes