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Indlæser... The Secret: Animorphs, Book 9 (udgave 2020)af Katherine Applegate (Forfatter), Sisi Aisha Johnson (Fortæller), Scholastic Audio (Publisher)
Work InformationThe Secret af K. A. Applegate
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Bliv medlem af LibraryThing for at finde ud af, om du vil kunne lide denne bog. Der er ingen diskussionstråde på Snak om denne bog. After hearing many good things about these books I took the plunge and loved it! The author does a wonderful job of showing a more realistic view of the character's relationships and the trials they face while trying to take down the Veerks. Cassie spends the better part of the book as a variety of animals/insects such as a rat, termite, owl, and skunk while trying to save a litter of baby skunks whose mom was taken to a rescue. She questions the group's desire to save the human race and I get the hint that she would rather stay morphed than deal with human life problems. As an English teacher, I would use this book to connect with students who appreciate animals and the environment. ingen anmeldelser | tilføj en anmeldelse
Sometimes weird things happen. Just ask Cassie, Jake, Marco, Rachel, and Tobias. One night they spot a strange light in the sky. Soon they are face to face with an alien from another planet who informs them that the Earth is being invaded by evil Yeerks, and gives them a special power to fight back: the ability to morph into any animal they desire. It is now up to them to save the planet! Text copyright 2004 Lectorum Publications, Inc. No library descriptions found. |
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I'm not entirely sure yet where Cassie falls into my order of the Animorphs and how I's rank them (as much as is certain is know who I'm most interested in and who I'm definitely least interested in). Cassie and Cassie's stories fall somewhere in the middle. I feel like Cassie's stories, and Cassie, herself, is the heart everything.
She's softer. She's sweeter. She cares for the trees more than forest, and people need that context especially children who definitely generalize and skip over things too fast, the way a lot of plot movement and Animorphs team decisions go about being made. With a willingness to suddenly be ruthless and not care about what gets caught in the crossfire as long as the mustache-twirling alien's are thwarted for just one more day.
I am definitely loving watching her grow. ( )