The book and the accounts given are absolutely heretical, non-biblical nonsense. I'm astounded by the countless positive reviews. If someone's subjective account of anything contradicts God's Word given to us in Scripture then you can be 100% guaranteed that it's not of God but of the evil one. God would NOT contradict Himself. Period.

The title says this is a little boys astounding story but as I read through the chapters where the little boy said one sentence and the rest of each chapter was about the parents I became increasingly disappointed in this book. I expected a first hand account from the little boy with astounding details but all I found was the parents astounding reaction to what was said. There are numerous details in this book about the events in this families lives and conversations during those events that are unnecessary to the intent of what this book is supposed to be about. Plus about 10 pages of family photos at the end, again didn't want a family photo album.

If you took out each sentence actually spoken by the boy it would probably be the size of a pamphlet.

The only encouraging thing I found in this book was how they described the confidence in which the boy spoke. I could picture a child who knew something for certain stating it very matter a factly.

I loved and really enjoyed the experience of reading this book. In my opinion God is much bigger and powerful than theology can say or try to show about Him! So I could match almost all of the experiences writen in the book with the scriptures; I said "almost all" because I have to read and study more and find the rest. The Bible gives us new things everytime we read, so I am sure there are many more information to learn and match.

I hope you may enjoy the book as I did!

There are so many things in this book that don't line up with Scripture, but I'd like to focus on a few key things that anyone reading their Bible would know. There are only 3 accounts in the Bible where someone actually saw heaven: Ezekiel, Paul, and John. Each of them had an attitude of fear and awe. They were trembling and afraid of the mightiness of God. God did not give them a little chair to sit on next to the Holy Spirit. They fell on their faces like dead men. This book lacks the proper response to seeing the holiness of God face to face.

Another thing you would know from reading your Bibles, is that it is not God's plan to bring people back from the dead to tell others about heaven. When Jesus told the parable of Lazarus and the rich man, the rich man asked Abraham to send Lazarus to warn his brothers. Abraham told him that if they do not believe Moses and the prophets, neither will they believe someone who comes back from the dead. Jesus is telling us that all we need for faith is the Scriptures, not near death experiences.

This is an excellent first hand account of heaven told by a little boy, so you don't his opinions or fears, just the way it was.