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What Happens When We Die (Childrens Bible Basics)

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This is an excellent resource for individuals looking to explain to youngsters about death, and life after death, from a Christian and biblical perspective. It helps to provide easy to understand answers of hard questions that children (and adults) may wonder about. We have a close friend of the family dying of cancer and this book has been invaluable in making the process of explaining to my children the concepts of death, burial, resurrection of the soul, and heaven much easier. The illustrations are very effective.

I never even used this book because Water Bugs and Dragonflies was such a great one. This book is better for the elementary-aged child and above. Don't be shy about skipping a page if you feel it's too much information for your child.

I thought this was a good book for children to help them better understand the cycle of life and the process of life and death. It is written from the Christian view point and offers a clear understanding to the many questions children often ask about this difficult subject. It also gives the reader both simple and peaceful advice to help children better understand the teachings of the Bible.

Do yourself a favor and disregard reviewer WES. This guy is a devout atheist who in his own sick hypocritical way is no different then a religious nut job trying to convert the world over. The only difference between WES and them is that WES, in his own pathetic little way, is trying his very best to convert everyone over to his thumb sucking "atheist club". For someone who is so steadfast in knocking down a belief in God he sure spends a lot of time reading various Christen writings and writing reviews about it (see his other reviews). Why waste your time reading and writing about something that doesn't exist? Instead of reading about how a Christen views life WES, perhaps you should get one. Anyone truly secure in their own beliefs isn't compelled to continually belittle another's beliefs. Maybe you should try a few good books dealing with paranoia, and how it relates with your obvious sexual insecurities and inadequacies based on some of your other reviews.

I have to say how disppointed I was with this book, that I was not able to give it to my daughter that I bought it for.
The book talks about how good heaven is, better than anything you know and have in life. I bought it as I've had trouble with my daughter worrying about dieing. It is certainly not the book for her. I can only think this book would be suited only to terminally ill children. If a child was ever considering suicide this book will only encourage them, it is shocking.