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The Underground (Left Behind: The Kids #6)

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This 6th book in the Left Behind Kids series proved, in my opinion, one of the best so far (seeming as I have not yet read the newer ones). What caught my interest the most would be how they start an underground newspaper that they pass out at school seeming as journalism would be one of my future goals. The kids have their disagreements among themselves, especially because Judd takes the credit for the idea of the paper when it was Vicki's.... they run into a lot of trouble with their paper, trying to find new ways to get it out. Knowing who to trust is equally baffling. Someone ends up getting caught in the end, leaving you dreadfully hanging wondering what's going to happen next. I mainly started reading the kids series out of curiousity after having read the adult series. These are not quite as explosive as those, so for the case that you're looking for a good read, I recommend the adult series, especially if you're an avid reader. This book is overall pretty well done. It's a good read for younger readers who have an interest in the End times. It's a good gift idea for anyone who has young children or grandchildren, or even unsaved friends.

The chariters took exciting risks so huge that my heart was racing the whole time I was reading the book. It was so exciting that I was mad when I read the end and it was a total cliff hanger. I almost wish I waited for book seven to come out before I read book six, so I could find out what happened right away!!!!!!

My 12-year-old son just devours these books, and I'm so happy about it! There are too many negative influences in today's society, and these books are nothing but a positive influence, in my opinion. My son says that these books are bringing him closer to God. How many people can say that what entertains their child does that? My son actually puts the Game Cube down to read these books..and believe me, that's a miracle!

Yes, these books are from a Christian perspective, but even a non-Christian would enjoy the good reading.

The Underground is yet another perfect continuation of the Left Behind Kids series. Logging in as book #6, The Underground finds our four teen post-Rapture heroes unleashing the power of the printed page by way of an underground newspaper that proclaims the message of God's Word to their peers at a high school named after the Antichrist, Nicolae High, which was established in book #5. The kids encounter trouble at every turn, and as schol authorities and social officers relentlessly hunt them down, they struggle to reveal the Truth of God's message and the Truth behind the global disappearances of millions worldwide in which event each one of the four kids were left orphans. They boldly face one close call after another until one of them is captured by the agents of the Antichrist's newly formed regime . . .

The Underground ends with a cliffhanger, making the reader want to read the next book to see what happens and how or if the characters survive. The story is continued in book #7, in which installment the reader discovers how the character who is caught in #6 fares.

This book is great! As the kids create this Underground newspaper to minister to fellow students. One of them is caught. Go with Judd, Vicki, Linoel, and Ryan as they go through the great Tribulation!

This book is the most exciting and thrilling of these books so far, I have yet to read 7 and 8, but I expect no less from them or the next eight scheduled to come out within next year. These books are excellent, and if these books don't change your teenager's mind about coming to Christ, nothing will. Be sure you start with the first book, otherwise you'll be confused and it'd spoil the whole thing!

The kids were left behind when the rapture came. They either refused to know christ or were fake. Now they're trying their hardest for people to come to know him in their hearts. It was a great book. I can't wait for the next to come out!

The Left Behind Kids books are wonderful.They give a wonderful feeling of what will happen after the rapture.The two authors Jerry B. Jenkins and Tim Lahaye are wonderful authors.Basicly they are about a group of kids who are left behind.They all had friends or family as examples but either didnt exept Christ or pretended to.They all meet and go to a church led by a deacon who was left behind.They are the best thing you can read.(about the rapture for kids)Enjoy reading them if you do they are worth every cent you pay.

I have always enjoyed the adult series of Left Behind books. The kids books are just as good. The kids interact with the characters from the adult series, experience the same events, etc. However, since the main characters are teens, these books can appeal to younger readers. So far, the stories haven't had the ups and downs that the adult series has had. The adult series has books that are a lot more boring than others. The kids series seems to be good in every book. These are not for really young kids, but would be appropriate for young teens. I enjoy them and I am an adult.

Left Behid The Kids is a good series for children who are christians. The Underground ( Book 6 In the series) is an adventurous story abut 4 children who try to spread the truth about God in a newspaper (The Underground) to their school in a many different ways. Read this book and it might help you the truth about God.