Animorphs Read 2020 (March);

Marco books are quickly becoming my least favorite book. I can usually open one of these books and power through in about an hour, or less, without looking up, since eating them is rather like eating cotton candy. But Marco's book became my very first dropped star, and the first it put down three or four times while reading it because I was just tired of his abrasiveness.

(I'm, also, having a lot of issues with anytime he gets angry with anyone for keep secrets from him/them, while he's also keeping one of the biggest secrets going that will later involve this group.)

I really did love the focus on the androids and the dogs. That part was absolutely touching, and even a good deal heartbreaking at the end there. I hope we do see more of them and their underground world inside of the Earth later in our series. ( )

Not what I was expecting tbh but really good. I'm not sure if I find the concept of secret pseudo-dog created aliens to be endearing or ridiculous though. Possibly both. ( )

I laughed, I cried, I questioned if I was a good person based on my answers to the hard moral and ethical questions this book raised, and in the end it was a solid read. ( )

Fun fluff series that gets less and less fluff over time. ( )

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