Well written and very easy to read, Heaven is for Real tells the tale of a four year old boy who visited heaven.
I am not at all into the ‘sensational’ and hesitated to read the book until curiosity got the better of me. To my surprise I ended up enjoying it and read the whole book in one sitting. You will find it hard to put down. This book can potentially help those looking for assurances about the loss of a loved one and perhaps even ease their pain.
In the first few chapters, Colton's dad talks a lot about himself and the pain and struggles that he had to endure prior his son’s experience, which for me was also a lesson in honesty and perseverance. Not many people nowadays, in my opinion, have the guts to stick to their beliefs and sense of mission.
I am not at all into the ‘sensational’ and hesitated to read the book until curiosity got the better of me. To my surprise I ended up enjoying it and read the whole book in one sitting. You will find it hard to put down. This book can potentially help those looking for assurances about the loss of a loved one and perhaps even ease their pain.
In the first few chapters, Colton's dad talks a lot about himself and the pain and struggles that he had to endure prior his son’s experience, which for me was also a lesson in honesty and perseverance. Not many people nowadays, in my opinion, have the guts to stick to their beliefs and sense of mission.
Heaven is for Real is an inspiring book and offers a glimpse of heaven through the experience of a four year old boy. I would recommend this book to those who would enjoy an easy, yet meaningful, heart-warming and thought-provoking read.
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