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Getting back to my Animorphs re-read, sort of.

The Suspicion (Animorphs, #24) by K.A. Applegate

September 8, 2020 by narfna Leave a Comment

The Helmacrons are the worst villains. I also like them and think they are effective and ridiculous? It’s complicated. The Helmacrons are an extremely violent and egomaniacal alien species that has decided to invade Earth and subject all citizens to their will, destroying the rest. They are also 1/16th of an inch tall. Cassie finds their spaceship and thinks it’s a toy, so she donates it to Goodwill. The Helmacrons are very angered by this, and call for help. The result is two tiny spaceships […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Science Fiction Tagged With: #Science Fiction, Aliens, animorphs, Children, k.a. applegate, narfna, scholastic, sci-fi, the suspicion

narfna's CBR12 Review No:124 · Genres: Children's Books, Science Fiction · Tags: #Science Fiction, Aliens, animorphs, Children, k.a. applegate, narfna, scholastic, sci-fi, the suspicion ·
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Starbucks is a coffee shop.

July 7, 2016 by narfna Leave a Comment

The Predator is strangely named. I’ve been sitting here for twenty minutes trying to figure out who exactly the predator is in this book, and I still don’t have a definite answer. This book is nominally about the Animorphs trying to carry out Ax’s plan of luring a Yeerk ship to the ground, stealing it, and then hightailing it back to Andalite space (where, theoretically, he can send reinforcements back to the Animorphs), but really, it’s about Marco finally committing to the mission. Until now, […]

Filed Under: Science Fiction Tagged With: animorphs, k.a. applegate, marco, middle grade, narfna, scholastic, sci-fi, the predator

narfna's CBR8 Review No:92 · Genres: Science Fiction · Tags: animorphs, k.a. applegate, marco, middle grade, narfna, scholastic, sci-fi, the predator ·
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Re-reading an old favorite.

February 3, 2016 by narfna 6 Comments

So one of the things I did in middle school instead of being cool was read this series, over and over and over again. It’s pretty much the reason I love reading science fiction; it was all up in my head and re-wiring my brain during my formative years. Over Christmas, my mom finally succeeded in getting me to brave her garage and pull out boxes of my old books that she’s been storing for years, and what did I find in two of them […]

Filed Under: Science Fiction Tagged With: animorphs, k.a. applegate, middle grade, narfna, scholastic, sci-fi, the invasion

narfna's CBR8 Review No:20 · Genres: Science Fiction · Tags: animorphs, k.a. applegate, middle grade, narfna, scholastic, sci-fi, the invasion ·
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