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I’m going back and forth between the adult and kids series (except for when I get to the three prequels and the sequel, because the kids series have neither). Though I would consider The Rapture as more of a midquel, since it takes place during the first chapter or so of Left Behind. So the...

I would say, especially if it is your first time reading the Left Behind series, would be publication order. That is, read the 12 original series first, then the three prequels, and the sequel. If you read them chronologically, especially when you get to "Left Behind", it would raise a lot of...

Yes, I think the kids series did make it all way to the Second Coming? There are like 40 books in the series, though I think there is a compilation called the Young Trib Force, which are 12 books, like the adult ones are.

Yay! Buck is my favorite character in the series! I also like David Hassid, Abdullah Smith, Hannah Palemoon, Mark Eisman, Sam Goldberg, Melinda Bentley.. I‘m sure there’s some others that I can’t think of. It’s been a while since I’ve read the series. The kids version works out especially if...

I get what you mean. That's why I think they would work better as an episodic TV Series. The dramatic audio presentation are episodic, and it works well, better than the movies could ever do.

I’ve listened to both the adult and kids series of Left Behind that was produced by Tyndale House and Gap Digital. It’s worth listening to even with some changes being made. I’ll be focusing on the kids version and discuss the adult version in another thread. Now bear in mind, this not the...

I've actually thought of that Left Behind: The Kids could be turn into a TV Series. It would work well episodically, even better than try to cram them into movies. It would follow the books closely, even if some things would require some changes or some things expanded on. We might see each of...