I'm sure there are folks who will pooh-pooh the book calling it frivolous, and maybe books about near death happenings have been a bit over-marketed in recent years. But the thing about this book is that it's very sincerely written, and it is totally believable. The writing is excellent, never trite, and I found it easy to fall in love with the Burpo family.
We tend to want to put God and Heaven into a box that matches our understanding, making things all neat and tidy. Who am I to question what this family so obviously went through? And to be honest, I put the book down with a greater sympathy for those who claim to have seen what God has in store for His believers.
(i received this book free to review from booksneeze/thomas nelson publishers)