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Summary: Animorphs #38: The Arrival
Review: Easily one of the most touching books in the entire series, The Arrival had everything I've come to expect from a great Animorphs book. Andalites have arrived on Earth. The Animorphs finally have a standing chance against the Yeerks. But Ax is torn. Can he desert his friends ? His problems only worsen when the Animorphs begin to fall apart, his own prince torn. Ax must come to a decision. After all, the Andalites are his people -- but are the consequences darker then he assumed? This book has made itself a classic in the series for its page-turning suspense and heart-stopping climax that has made #38 The Arrival so intriguing.
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Summary: The best Ax book up to date....
Review: Everyone should know that Ax is the only Andalite that the Animorphs have spent the longest time with, and he is the only one who has no chance at starting a relationship with one of its kind(seeing how he's the only one on the planet who is not infested with a Yeerk). But in #34, The Prophecy, we got a taste of an Andalite boy-and-girl thing, even though it didn't go well and technically wasn't a face-to-face thing. But now we get the chance to know an Andalite in love.It was about time that more Andalites show up on Earth, but they are on an assassination mission to eliminate Visser Three, and have no interest to help the Animorphs. With that the Animorphs start to fall apart, and Ax must make the decision of which group he should stay with. This book has a lot of Ax humor, and the relationship with him and the female Andalite cadet is very cute. However, the book has a great plot-twist at the end that will surely satisfy and surprise the fans. This book has to go among the top of the best Animorphs books.
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Summary: Come on, people!
Review: Hey, I just read some other reviews for other Animorphs books, and I think somepeople should get off Ms.Applegate's back. I live in a place where new Animorphs books are hard to come by, if you go to a bookstore, the newest you're likely to find is like, #28 or something. I do think the story is getting a little long, but the books are still good. I love to laugh at Marco's jokes, and at how everyone always gets annoyed with Ax for "our minutes". I am asking for more longer books to be written about the Animorphs though, like the Andalite Chronicles, or the Hork-Bajir Chronicles. These normal books are too short, I just devour them up. I contnually thank my friend Kirstin, for getting me hooked on Animorphs, I won't ever forget that! So really, go easy on Ms. Applegate. By the way, this book was really, neat, how we actually meet more Andalites. I really appreciate how Ms. Applegate always makes her stories twist in a neat, suspenseful, page-turning way!
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Summary: really good but frustrating
Review: I thought that this was a really good book beacause I was totally in suspence reading it and it was cool the way andalites finally came to earth, even though I dont like Ax that much this book was better than the average Ax book....the best bit was the twist at the end but it really anoyed me the way they had plenty of times when they could hav killed visser three and as usuall they didnt!I think ever since issue 23 the books have been getting worse but there still good just there not long enough.Its well worth reading though and I pretty much liked the end except I would have liked the andalites to stay and fight the war with the animorphs.Buy this book its better then the average animorph book.
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Summary: Andalites reach Earth!!
Review: In this book Andalites reach earth and Ax is demanded to choose a side. Will Ax stay with the Animorphs or leave and return to the home world? Read the book!
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