Marco and Tobias are on a reconnaissance mission to scout out a train bringing in large numbers of the National Guard. But mostly about the decision to leave out half of the characters. Sure, on paper, big things happen, but the story itself is pretty lackluster, all the more so for feeling like a waste of one of the few remaining books we have left. I didn’t remember much of this book, and it’s pretty clear why. Plot: This book was pretty much a mess from start to finish for me. And no one knows which situation is worse…
If she’s not, the Animorphs are finally going public with their secret. If she is, they’re walking right into enemy hands. They decide to approach the governor-but they don’t know if she’s a controller or not. Marco and the others know they need to take serious action to stop the Yeerk infiltration of the Guard.
They’re living with the free Hork-Bajir colony, Jake is depressed, and worst of all, the morphing cube is in the hands of the enemy. The plan seems to be to step things up-use the Guard to prepare for an all-out war on Earth. Publishing Info: Scholastic Paperbacks, March 2001īook Description: The Yeerks have taken over units of the National Guard with plans to infest all of its officers and soldiers.
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