The storyline remains true to the original, and the classic comic book style lends itself perfectly to the series. This introduces a yuck factor as well – as when Rachel becomes a shrew and craves maggots. The insight into animal behavior is fascinating as well each time one of the kids transforms, their senses shift. Chapman as he tries to assert his human self against the alien in his brain. Readers will be taken with the friendship dynamic among the teens (including the relationship between Rachel and Melissa), and astonished to witness Mr. And as Rachel learns more about the aliens’ intentions, she only becomes more resolved to use her powers to defeat them.Ĭharacter development is as interesting as the action and conflict between the Animorphs and the aliens. She has a double motive, as she wants to defeat the Yeerks, but is also worried about Melissa, her friend and Mr. Chapman, now serves as a host for a high-ranking Yeerk, so Rachel volunteers to morph into the Chapman family cat to eavesdrop on Mr. They know that their assistant principal, Mr. Rachel, Jake, Marco, Cassie, and Tobias agree that they need to find out more about Visser 3’s plans for taking over Earth. What did you like about the book? The Animorphs are back for another alien-fighting adventure in the graphic novel adaptation of the popular 1990s sci-fi series. Rating: 1-5 (5 is an excellent or a Starred review) 4

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