Judd was afraid,
but he wasn’t puzzled. As the pilot came over the intercom, pleading for people
to remain calm, the full realization of what had happened hit Judd. He didn’t
know how many other people on the plane had any idea, but he sure did. Christ
had come as he promised and raptured his church. Judd lowered his face into his
hands and shuddered. It was the worst nightmare imaginable, and he was wide
awake. He, and most of the passengers on that plane had been left behind.
Book: The Vanishings (Left Behind: The Kids #1) by Jerry B.
Jenkins and Tim LaHaye, Tyndale House Publishers, 1998
Genre: Futuristic/Adventure
Target Audience: Boys and Girls 13-19
Summary: It’s their worst nightmare come
true. God has come back for His church and they have been left behind. Judd,
Vicki, Lionel, and Ryan are now all alone, except for each other. Their future
is uncertain, and their lives seem pointless. As they are told the truth they
have two choices: to believe or to not believe.
Notes: This book discusses life after
Rapture for those who are left behind. Very God-focused, The Vanishings will
help you stop and consider your faith in a new perspective. You do not want to be
left behind when Christ comes for His children. This is the first in the Left
Behind: The Kids Series.
Spiritual Content
Recommendation Scale: 5/5
Reviewer: Sofia Marie
Mathew 24: 40-41 – “Two men will be working in a field. One will be taken and the other
left. Two women will be grinding grain. One will be taken and the other will be
left.”
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