This is a great book to use as a reference when Kids ask questions about Heaven and the life to come. The answers are written in language that children (8-12) will be able to understand along with good stories and illustrative examples. Also, Randy gives some good suggestions for uses of the book.
Here are some of the questions: Is Heaven a real place? Will we have real bodies in Heaven? Is Heaven "up"? Where exactly is it? Will we see God? What does eternal life mean? Who will we hang out with in Heaven? Will we see our pets again? Will we play? Will there be sports? How can we know we’re going to Heaven? There are 90 questions in all.

This is the best and most complete book on this subject that I have ever seen for children. Also, it is solid Biblical based teaching that Christians will be able to rely upon.               *Top

A great book for children ages 6-10. A good book to read at bedtime or anytime. The story of Nathan and his grandfather. Nathan loves baseball but is wheel chair bound and unable run. His grandfather played professional ball but is now suffering from cancer. Gramps talks to the boy about Jesus and instills in him the hope that one day they would both be able to play baseball together in New Jerusalem.

Gramps dies from cancer in the book but Nathan looks forward to the day when he will be with him again. Well done and touching story with the hope of the Kingdom of God naturally told and not forced.  I will definitely be reading this book to my grandchildren when they visit.

Wonderful pictures and illustrations by Doron Ben-Ami. There is a page at the back of the book for parents and grandparents with suggestions and helpful references.

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