Review of Snatched Up to Heaven for Kids

[Sonia Akinbiodun]

[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 enjoyed this book a lot. It's very cute and the art style is simple, clean and fun not to mention it's about Christianity so it teaches the readers very important values and lessons not to mention I love all the little details!

To summarize this whole book it's about 2 girls named Emma and Bella, Emma being 8 years old meanwhile Bella is 6 years old and the whole plot is Emma talking about her Dreams of going to heaven with Bella as well as one not so fun moment of her experiencing hell although don't let that fool you as it's a very cute book and as I said before teaches the readers life lessons and important values.

Now although I did enjoy it, I rate it a 4 out of 5 for 1 reason which is around the end it coming off as forceful. Now there's nothing wrong with wanting to spread your religion but since kids are very impressionable and might end up trying to spread the word to their friends or classmates in a forceful way or might say some bad things if the person they are trying to spread the word with them disagrees since they could be from a different religion or just don't believe in god.

Also this can scare the other kids into wanting to be Christen which to some people might sound harmless but I'm pretty sure the kids parent wouldn't like that.

Other then that everything is good I'd just say to remove the part where it could encourage kids to spread the word to literally everyone

Overall I think there is nothing wrong to spread your religion as a christen myself but it's better to not to encourage kids to spread the word and leave it to adults. (I know this as I was one of those kids)

love the end note by the way!

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