The Last Kids on Earth Survival Guide

My boys have read all the Last Kids on Earth books and have loved this survival guide. It is interactive, engaging, and creative, and it allows kids to feel like a part of the story. Highly recommended!

My son loved the book. He said it was a fun book. That he does recommend other kids to read. My son is 9.

I got this for a gift for my 12 year daughter. She loves to read and thought the book was very good.

My grandson has read all the dogman books. So I tried this series to see if you would like it. There's more content than the dog man books so the last longer and he absolutely loves them. He's already on book two and was reading past bedtime on the first book.

Not a book to read but NOT DISAPPOINTED! My 8 year old LOVES this book series He thought it was another book in the series to read. This book is more like an activity book that involves drawing and coming up with survival ideas. My son loved it and it’s been keeping him busy for a couple of weeks now!

My 8 year old son who is an avid reader and loved this series really enjoyed this companion book. It was what he carried around with him for weeks after Christmas. He did the activities and I think it brought the books to life that much more for him.

These are a pretty simple read for a 10 year old. My son can get through them pretty quickly, usually in a night or two. But he comes back to these over and over. I would definitely recommend this series for kids in that 8-11 range. Even if it's an easier read for them, if it catches their attention and makes them want to read, it's well worth it!

My 8 year old loved it. We thought it was more of a field guide, but when we opened it, it’s full of activities and “create-your-own” prompts, but still in a nice hardback book form.

Son loves it

This is not actually a book with stories in it but more like a diary or a DIY survival guide. Most pages have some sort of space that asks the reader to fill in. It has questionnaires, sketch spaces and puzzle type challenges. I ended up buying one for each child in my household because this is not something they can share like they can’t share a diary. The way it’s organized prompts the child to make it their own without being overwhelmed. A good and fun use of time.

Great interactive book, a must for bring places. Another book that a dittomark is used in the reading log.

8 year old nephew loves this series

Our grandson stopped opening his other presents and immediately began to read The Last Kids. His father had suggested that his boys enjoy this program so this activity book seemed especially appropriate.