104 Questions Children Ask about Heaven and Angels

by David R. Veerman, Bruce B. Barton

The mind of a child is burning with curiosity. How does a parent treat a child's questions with respect and answer them with confidence . . . in language kids will understand? In the fourth book of the Questions Children Ask series, parents will appreciate the concise, thoughtful, and easy-to-explain answers to some of the most important questions children will ever ask about heaven and angels. 104 Questions Children Ask about Heaven and Angels is full of fun cartoons, simple answers, related questions, and Bible verses that help parents guide children ages 4-8 toward a deeper awareness of Bible truths.

Genres: Parenting, Christian Living, Family

256 pages, Paperback

First published March 18, 1996

About the author

Dave Veerman is the author of more than sixty books, including Tough Parents of Tough Times, When Your Father Dies, and Letting Them Go, and he was a senior editor of the Life Application Study Bible. Dave is co-owner of The Livingstone Corporation, a company that serves Christian publishers by creating, developing, and producing books, Bible, Bible studies, curricula, and other products. He currently presents Understanding Your Teenager seminars across the country. He holds a B.A. from Wheaton College and an M.Div. from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Dave and his wife, Gail, have two grown children and reside in Illinois.

Reviews

[Jason Parke]

This book for children, specifically designed for parents to read and educate them about heaven and angels, does indeed provide answers to 104 questions they - and their parents - may have! Questions are divided into nine sections, focusing on such topics like what angels do, what heaven is like, and the end of the world. A quick summarized answer is backed up with a key Scripture verse. Related Scripture verses and questions are provided, but I would have loved to see these questions followed up more in depth which the verses explained. This book can be used as a devotional read or otherwise, and children and parents will admire the humorous comics alongside each question.

[Tesa Fiona]

As a kid, this one is my fave of the series!

So, my dad was taking shortcut. This book has two main advantages for parents:
1. to teach their children to understand and love God
2. not to bother with them asking.

:)

But as a child, I enjoyed this so much, the graphics was cool and the answers were clear. Thanks dad!

[Jacob]

ive read some of it and realy like it