Spring 2020 (Animorphs Read 2020);

It's MyGirl's next book, and she's being extremely stubborn in it. I love that in our next chapter of the YOLO & EVERYONE'S LYING SAGA, we've found out that acquiring DNA is not as simple and straightforward as we've all come to simply assume it might be. I find it very delightful and well designed that there are allergies, and some DNA's that will personally not mesh well with yours.

I wasn't surprised in the slightest about Rachel first not telling anyone what was going on, and I was even more baffled why any of the other Animorphs was surprised that Rachel lied about being better to make sure the mission was taken care of over the waiting/care of herself. Do you people called her *Xena: Warrior Princess* but not actually know what that means or have watched the character in that show at all? She'd absolutely 100% do that, too. And does. And has. And would.

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A book about female puberty fears that somehow found its way into the Animorphs series.
About 1% of the decisions made by the characters in this book make any sense.
Cassie turning off the lights and acquiring Rachel are the two that come to mind, and may represent the only sensible decisions in the whole book. ( )

Extremely chaotic, but they finally acknowledged that their powers let them morph other humans. ( )

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

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