Books, Vocabulary and Terms
By: Grace Eaton
Summary:
One of my favorite books is Left Behind, by Tim Lahaye and Jerry B. Jenkins. The main character is a pilot named Rayford. Some of the passengers on his large jet plane have disappeared! Rayford finds out that his wife and son have also disappeared and millions of people around the world have lost family or close friends too! What is the reasoning for this? Some people think that it was an alien invasion (it wasn't) , he wonders, Rayford finds out that this is the beginning of the End. On his eye opening journey he learns to trust God and be the father he should of been.
Review:
I love the book because it filled with excitement and surprises. It also makes the reader think about life, death, God and eternity The book has a lot cool scenes in it and I can really get a good mental movie in my head whenever I'm reading it.
Cameron Willams
Also known as Buck, Cameron is a news reporter who is trying to find out why a lot of people on the Earth have disappeared.
Rayford Steele
Rayford is a pilot who has lost his Wife and son who also disappeared. The only family he has left is his daughter He asked the senior pastor about this, there can only be one explanation...
Chloe Steele
Chloe is the daughter of Rayford, she is a college student, and in the beginning she is very confused of what's going on, she joins her Dad in finding the truth.
Bruce Barnes
Bruce Barnes is a Senior Pastor at New Hope Village Church. Even though he was a Christian and thought he would've gotten raptured, he didn't instead he got left behind. The rest of his family disappeared also. He joins Buck, Rayford and Chloe on a journey for truth.
The Bad Guy
The bad guy in this book is Nicolae. He does so many 'Great Things' that people start to think he is God, but he isn't. He deceives millions of people and makes a new world order.
Left Behind Official Trailer #1 (2014) - Nicolas Cage Movie HD
Vocabulary
Some words that made me think:
rapture
hazardous
sentiments
reminisced
phenomenon
These words were new for me, so that is why I put them in the words think.