Review: Heaven's Hug

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I'm grateful to discover new Canadian authors and to be able to share their books, especially when it's as beautifully written and illustrated as this one. Heaven's Hug by Diana Yacoub is an adorable book for little ones that points to God's unending and delightful love for His children and is a recent release that would make a wonderful gift.

Many thanks to the author for providing a complimentary copy of this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own.

Book Synopsis

Step into a world of comfort, hope, and joy with Heaven’s Hug, a beautifully illustrated collection of poems inspired by God’s promises for children.

Perfect for children, this book guides young hearts through Scripture, helping them understand how deeply loved and cherished they are by God. Each page pairs an uplifting promise from the Bible with a sweet, rhyming poem that brings the verse to life in a way children can understand and remember.

Whether shared at bedtime, in the classroom, or during quiet moments, Heaven’s Hug is more than a story―it’s a spiritual embrace that reminds little hearts that they are treasured and never alone.

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Book Thoughts

Accompanying the Bible verses in this book are beautiful and catchy poems that help children understand the meaning of the passages. With vibrant illustrations capturing each poem in a simple way, it's easy to see this book become a beloved fixture in bedtime stories and even as reminders throughout the day of God's love and promises.

Starting off with a beautiful prayer, it's a way to help parents and children pray for children around the world upon embarking in this collection of fun rhymes that speak to how God reveals Himself in the Bible. Heaven's Hug is a gentle reminder of how special it is that we are created in God's image and contains the call to believe in Him.

Book Summary

Format of book: 📱
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Recommendation: 👍

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