The Last Kids on Earth by Max Brallier

Rating: 5 stars

In "The Last Kids on Earth," a group of friends finds themselves living in a post-apocalyptic landscape teeming with monsters after a monster invasion wipes out society. They embark on exciting adventures while tackling the difficulties of survival. The story highlights the importance of resilience and teamwork, showing how friends can combine their unique skills to overcome challenges. With a mix of humor and deeper themes about loss and perseverance, it resonates with young readers. Ultimately, the book promotes empathy and connection, inspiring children to face their own obstacles with courage.

Jack, Quint Dirk, and June are comedic characters, very entertaining to read their conversations because they are teens living in a post-apocalyptic world. I found this book series to be very entertaining due to the humor, and would definitely recommend it to my peers. The fun they have in a post-apocalyptic world is a very different perspective compared to the usual fear aspect. I love the book's cover because it shows the characters and the villain.

Reviewed by Gurjaanvir R