I don't really know what to say about this one. I read this book because I was asked to talk about it to a church group later this month, and although it's not something I would normally pick up, I figured I would give it a shot. It was a very quick and easy read, and there were parts of it that I genuinely enjoyed. The Burpos obviously love their son very much, and the early parts of the book that dealt with Colton's illness and recovery were well done. The visions of Heaven, though? I want to believe, but I... don't. Not this time. Colton was four when all this happened. Kids have big imaginations and short memories. I have no doubt that he believes he went to Heaven, but considering that he never mentioned any of this to his parents until several months after the incident, I have a hard time accepting the story. I do believe that some people have had near-death experiences, but kids are inherently unreliable narrators, and pastors' kids especially have a wealth of information about Heaven already floating around in their brains. I wasn't convinced, but your mileage may vary.