Review of Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids

[Sumaiya Binte]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids" by Jemima Paul, Arvind Paul.]

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4 out of 5 stars

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I loved reading the book. It was precise and neat. It was very detailed but was easy to understand.  As a children's book, it must be easy to read and understand. So I think the book fulfilled this condition. 

Talking about the beginning and the ending it was very clear regarding the content of the book. Starting of the book was interesting which will lead the children to read further. Specifically talking about the transition to the next part was beautifully written. It has kept on the eager of knowing the next part. If talking about learning from the book I think it will give a solid understanding regarding the good and bad of our life to those young readers.
As children are innocent and pure I think it would be best if they could start learning the difference between good and bad from this very young age. So this book is the good one in this regard. Besides this, I liked the bond between the family this book has shown. This is an ideal family scenario. 

Now regarding the negative points I didn't find much. But I think it would have been better if the ending part could have more content explaining their doings towards the human being and society. It would have been very interesting if it could have more interactions with more characters in the story of the book. As I mentioned the book was very precise, but I felt it could have been more fun if there would have more characters. Besides, I think having more images of the scene will make the book more fun for the children to read the book.

Overall it was a happy journey reading this book. I would love to give 4/5 ratings.
I will suggest all the children and parents read this book together to have a great reading time.

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Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids
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