#animorphs book 17

[thelightfluxtastic]

The silliness of instant oatmeal

I knew about the oatmeal thing in Animorphs (I'm reading them for the first time, but heard about them for years in passing). But I've always seen it presented as part of a contrast. How the Animorphs books, being about war, but also for middle-school-aged children, balance this mix of serious and comical. How sometimes you get war crimes, trauma, heavy morals, and sometimes you get jokes about skunk spray and cinnamon buns and 'what if their weakness was instant oatmeal'.

Having now read book 17, the fact that it's something as mundane as oatmeal is actually integral to the weighty moral question. When pointing out that this is equivalent to drugging the yeerks, a lot of the pushback isn't just 'but this is war' it's 'come on, it's *oatmeal*. The fact that it's something ordinary to the characters and the audience is part of the point. The fact that it sounds kind of silly is what makes the moral slippage easier to excuse. Who cares if the kids fed the yeerks a bunch of oatmeal? That sounds like standard kid-adventure hijinks. The underlying theme would actually be weaker, I believe, if instead of oatmeal it was something less goofy- a kind of mineral, or a chemical compound. If the weakness the team found was some sort of alien super weapon, the question of ethics would be a lot harder to squeeze around. But this makes it clearer how the animorphs are justifying their escalating actions to themselves, how the slippery slope is slipping. Come on, this can't be a sign of them losing their morals or going too far, it's just oatmeal, right?

[astyrra]

animorphs is fun from a "how could characters from other series deal with this" perspective because taking out the primary big bad (visser 3) is... not very helpful, actually?

like, visser 3 sucks at his job. he is terrible at leading a stealth operation, kills his subordinates when he's upset, and refuses to consider any possibilities other than what he's already decided is true. like, to be clear, none of this stops him from being a powerful antagonist - he has a whole military, and the animorphs are teenagers. it's just that if he was killed or otherwise removed from power, his replacement would be worse

[caseyhughes]

[i-assign-you-animorphs]

Animorphs #17: The Underground

Damage prediction on pears during transportation.

[fandom]

Books

In which the demigods and a conniving triangle knock the necromancers and their cavaliers from their celestial heights!

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Percy Jackson +1 by Rick Riordan

The Book Of Bill by Alex Hirsch

Harry Potter by J. K. Rowling

The Locked Tomb series -3 by Tamsyn Muir

The All for the Game series +3 by Nora Sakavic

The Warrior Cats series by Erin Hunter

A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin

A Court of Thorns and Roses series +2 by Sarah J. Maas

Dracula -4 by Bram Stoker

The Trials of Apollo series +9 by Rick Riordan

The Odyssey +10 by Homer

Wings of Fire series +5 by Tui T. Sutherland

Six of Crows duology -9 by Leigh Bardugo

Discworld -5 by Terry Pratchett

The Silmarillion -4 by J. R. R. Tolkien

The Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice

Pride and Prejudice -5 by Jane Austen

The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton

The Raven Cycle series -5 by Maggie Stiefvater

Frankenstein -7 by Mary Shelley

The Iliad -1 by Homer

Stormlight Archive +2 by Brandon Sanderson

1984 +4 by George Orwell

The Folk of the Air series -2 by Holly Black

Romeo and Juliet +20 by William Shakespeare

The Simon Snow series -6 by Rainbow Rowell

The Secret History -9 by Donna Tartt

Captive Prince series +13 by C. S. Pacat

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Good Omens +20 by Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman

The Picture of Dorian Gray +18 by Oscar Wilde

The Sun and the Star -17 by Rick Riordan & Mark Oshiro

Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë

The Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare

The Far Side +11 by Gary Larson

The Animorphs series -13 by K. A. Applegate

Throne of Glass series -4 by Sarah J. Maas

Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard series -3 by Rick Riordan

Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde +8 by Robert Louis Stevenson

Mistborn -1 by Brandon Sanderson

Diary of a Wimpy Kid -16 by Jeff Kinney

American Gods by Neil Gaiman

The Song Of Achilles -13 by Madeline Miller

Crescent City series by Sarah J. Maas

The Twilight Saga -3 by Stephenie Meyer

Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare

The Infernal Devices series by Cassandra Clare

The Bell Jar -12 by Sylvia Plath

The Wicked Powers series by Cassandra Clare

The Dark Artifices series by Cassandra Clare

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[thelaurenshippen]

ao3 wrapped simulator

you read for 67,680 minutes. that's 47 days straight.

you read 812 fics total, but you read 76 of them more than 4 times.

for a total of 35 million words.

you showed the love by leaving 704 comments on 297 fics. your most common comment was "AKLDDASKFJLKSDFJHAJSHFIUELNAKDCNAGKDH!!!!!!"

you love to revisit. you hit the "kudos" button not realizing you'd already left kudos there 1,304 times

your top tags were:

pining

slowburn

hate sex

fluff

major character death

you're a night owl. your reading peaked between 11pm and 4am

you were an explorer! this year you read 4 tags for the first time: A/B/O, gen fic, praise kink, crush at first sight

there was one ship you loved most of all: for the ninth year in a row, your top ship was hannigram

but you're not monogamous. you also read a lot of stucky, scully/mulder, and animorphs

and you were in the top .01% of readers in The Expanse (TV) tag

and you were in the top .001% of writers for a ship our automated system can't even find because it doesn't have enough tagged fics

you wrote 17 fics this year, for a total of 1.4 million words. 16 of those fics were explicit.

wow! you're passionate! you created 85 bookmarks with the book mark tag "i wanna die"

your fic town is nome, alaska. no, we're not going to explain this.

thank you for spending another year on ao3 <3

[thejakeformerlyknownasprince]

Relating to this post, if animorphs was greenlit for an 8 episode PJO style series, and you weren’t sure if more seasons would come up, what books would you adapt? Would Ax even be there? I would probably introduce him in episode 2 but I know less about animorphs.

To answer the second question: Ax would indeed be hard to solve. I think all undersea adventures would be off the table for budgetary reasons, even today, but you wouldn't want it to look like AniTV's thing where Ax just stands around in the woods yelling "Help!" until Cassie wanders by.

I'd solve this by simply having Ax be on the fighter with Elfangor when he crash-lands. Two issues I foresee here:

It makes the fact that Elfangor should morph to escape glaringly obvious.

It begs the question of how Jake ends up leader if Ax has more yeerk-fighting expertise.

For #1, I think the most interesting resolution would be if Elfangor's shot dead by a yeerk sniper midway through explaining the invasion. The scene would have to engineer a reason for him to be apart from the kids at the time — maybe he steps back into his fighter to return the morphing cube, and then a Bug Fighter shoots it from overhead? — but any exposition he doesn't cover could be taken up by Ax.

For #2, I think you could do a little humor and characterization with Jake and Ax playing hot-potato over responsibility for the team. Maybe Jake speaks for everyone when it's just the humans, but once Elfangor dies he starts asking Ax what to do, and they go back and forth for a while with "I thought YOU knew what to do!" "No, I thought YOU knew!" before Marco or Tobias suggests a vote and Jake gets elected to lead.

To answer the first question: I'd make the following 8 episodes:

Roughly the events of #1 (AKA Jake's story): Elfangor lands, the kids learn to morph, they infiltrate The Sharing, they fail to rescue Tom, Tobias gets stuck.

Parts of #7, MM1, and #17 (AKA Rachel's story): The kids learn about the ground-based kandrona and destroy it, but there are all kinds of downstream consequences. Rachel gets injured during the battle and wanders off with no memory, Ax recruits disgruntled yeerks to help him contact his dad, Jake gets his hopes up about Tom, and a whole bunch of yeerks end up dead or addicted to oatmeal.

Combo of #13 and #23 (AKA Tobias's story) (AKA all of AniTV's good ideas): Tobias stumbles on a group of escaped former human-controllers, who help him plan a mission to break into the yeerk pool and free some hork-bajir. While going through their files, Tobias finds intel about Elfangor's hirac dilest. He saves Jara and Ket, retrieves Elfangor's CD, and discovers it has some kind of baked-in genetic override that restores his morphing power. With Ax, he reads Elfangor's life story.

Some of #19 with most of #29 (AKA Cassie's story): The team falls ill with an alien virus, forcing Cassie to venture into the yeerk pool alone in search of a cure. She ends up trapped in (the woods? a back room? a quicksand pit?) with Aftran and Karen for a few days, long enough for them to become friends and reconcile their differences. Aftran helps Cassie escape with intel that will save Ax before she herself returns to the pool sans host.

Mostly #30 and #45 (AKA Marco's story): Marco is out in public when he spots his dead mom, and follows her as a bug long enough to realize she's controlled by Visser One who is plotting an attack on the hork-bajir valley. Through letting Visser Three in on her plot, Marco discredits her and gets her charged with treason. As Visser One is about to be executed, the Animorphs grab Eva and drag her off to starve out the yeerk. The last scene is Eva and Marco telling a very surprised Peter that they need to talk.

Parts of #37, #46, and #51 (AKA Ax's story): Eva, Peter, and Ax build a radio that will let them talk to the Andalite Navy. Ax learns that a mission is already on Earth — he finds Gonrod et al. and offers to help them, with most of that plot playing out. Ax prevents Estrid from using the quantum virus by threatening to drop a nuclear bomb on the yeerk pool with her crew inside. Estrid reveals that the virus was a last-ditch attempt to save humanity, and that after this the andalites are writing off Earth entirely.

Combo of #49, #50, and #51 (AKA The End): The Animorphs' human DNA gets discovered, probably matching Jake to Tom for simplicity's sake. They evacuate Cassie's and Rachel's families, and start to notify the authorities. At a key moment, Ax reveals that he stole a morphing cube from Gonrod. Jake suggests making more Animorphs, but is acting reckless about it in the aftermath of losing his family — sure enough, after recruiting James et al., Jake walks into a trap and Tom's yeerk gets the morphing cube. The episode ends with Tom's yeerk popping up in the hork-bajir valley, offering to make a deal.

Mostly #54 (AKA The Beginning): Rachel dies, the Blade ship escapes, Cassie becomes the alien-human ambassador, Marco gets famous, Tobias lives in a tree, Jake teaches the next generation how to morph, and Ax hunts the Blade ship. To give a little more resolution than we get in canon, maybe Ax himself comes back to Earth and recruits the boys to help him battle The One in the outer reaches of space.

A lot would need to get cut, for the sake of taking 63 stories down to 8 — no Ellimist, no David, no Loren, no Crayak, no Toby, probably no taxxons or chee. But I think that my version preserves most of the overall story, while still being (hopefully) easy enough to follow for people who haven't read the books.

[lexi-the-twilight-dragon]

Question for the Animorphs community

So I have recently begun (consensually) dragging my partner down into Animorphs hell with me.

Originally, this was just a watch/roast of AniTV, as I’d never seen it and they wanted to share my passion, but after enough instances of me going “yeah so in the books it’s more like this but they couldn’t fit that in the budget”, they later asked to borrow my books and read it for themselves. So they’re experiencing both simultaneously.

However, this raises a problem. The books and the show are not in the same order after The Message. The next book is #5 The Predator, or Ep. 15/16 The Leader. The next episode is Ep. 7 The Escape, or #17 The Underground.

I want them to have the best experience with this series possible. I also want to watch the whole show with them. Yes I realise that is contradictory.

Is is better to get the authentic version first, and the derivative after? Or wash down the low-budget cringiness with the original’s authentic flavour. Which version of “depiction of a mental health facility in the 90s” do I subject them to first?

(We’ve also played Shattered Reality but my commentary was largely “so the intro gave us the plot of Animorphs but SIKE this is the plot of the game” and “those are meant to be Howlers, in the books they’re not nearly this much of a pushover”)

[haveyoureadthismgyabook]

Series info:

Book 1 of Animorphs

Book 2: The Visitor

Book 3: The Encounter

Book 4: The Message

Book 5: The Predator

Book 6: The Capture

Book 7: The Stranger

Book 8: The Alien

Book 9: The Secret

Book 10: The Android

Book 11: The Forgotten

Book 12: The Reaction

Book 13: The Change

Book 14: The Unknown

Book 15: The Escape

Book 16: The Warning

Book 17: The Underground

Book 18: The Decision

Book 19: The Departure

Book 20: The Discovery

Book 21: The Threat

Book 22: The Solution

Book 23: The Pretender

Book 24: The Suspicion

Book 25: The Extreme

Book 26: The Attack

Book 27: The Exposed

Book 28: The Experiment

Book 29: The Sickness

Book 30: The Reunion

Book 31: The Conspiracy

Book 32: The Separation

Book 33: The Illusion

Book 34: The Prophecy

Book 35: The Proposal

Book 36: The Mutation

Book 37: The Weakness

Book 38: The Arrival

Book 39: The Hidden

Book 40: The Other

Book 41: The Familiar

Book 42: The Journey

Book 43: The Test

Book 44: The Unexpected

Book 45: The Revelation

Book 46: The Deception

Book 47: The Resistance

Book 48: The Return

Book 49: The Diversion

Book 50: The Ultimate

Book 51: The Absolute

Book 52: The Sacrifice

Book 53: The Answer

Book 54: The Beginning

[corvidares]

suzanne collins fascinates me as a person. i wanna study her like. did she approve how this movie came out? or the previous ones? does she think its funny? or just sees it as bringing more readers to her books???? as a novelist, if my story got misconstrued by the masses so hard i would. idek what i'd do but maybe she saw it coming when she made the movie deal. idk!!!! i liked the movies as a kid (had an excuse not to be media literate. was a kid. read the books the first time as like a 12 year old LOL) but now im just…… the actor did katniss so dirty shes angry and petty and unlikable and sharp and. shes just SO MUCH MORE of an interesting person in the books

very flawed. arguably collins tries to make her unlikable. VERY different from your typical YA female protagonist™️ SPEAKING OF WHICH. its very weird to me that suzanne wrote it as a YA book. its honestly pretty adult. in the sense of the big themes its tackling. but, of course, i dislike when people imply that books for younger folks cant do that successfully. i always point to animorphs as a fantastic example. i honestly wonder if her publishing agency pushed that angle cuz like yeah katniss is 17. but still

if you have any interest at all in dystopia and HAVENT read the hunger games please give it a shot. even if you didnt like the movies (or did. or didnt see them. whatever) theres a reason it kicked off the popularity of dystopia in pop culture. almost nothing made in the few years after is nearly as good

[stitchwraith-stingers]

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[lakesbian]

Animorphs #16: What did you think of Actual Cannibal Bill Gates?

#17: What do you think long-term oatmeal addiction would look like? Given that we’ve only seen but it’s like for a few months.

THE OATMEAL BOOK. the oatmeal episode was so good. i love the part where they're all making jokes about mental illness before breaking into the psychiatric ward except jake and after like 5-10 minutes of this jake is like "alright guys. cut it out. we have to get serious. after all. ... ...... it would be Nuts to go in without a plan. :)" and everyone just fucking stares at him. it was so funny. all so mean to him just because he is prematurely middle-aged. that was also the one that had the scene i remembered being shown(?) prior to reading where rachel just does the most bizarre non-sequiturs trying to sound normal talking to the dude with the oatmeal yeerk in his head. really good. i feel like the way this question is phrased insinuates it somehow manages to be relevant later which i would not anticipate but i can't think of why else you'd be asking. i don't know i wasn't studying the mechanisms of this fictional addiction to oatmeal i was watching the animorphs

cannibal bill gates is fun. endearing period piece wrt internet. and then somewhat bewildering decision to throw in an offhanded joke about marco being disturbed by finding out a pedophile was pursuing him online. largely endearing though. and this one had the bear-mopping-carpet moment. AND the aximili l + ratio + horatio + ray + shee + oh moment. good books

[ewingstan]

4 6 and 17 for the ask game?

4. Did you discover any new authors that you love this year?

After having an amazing time with The City of Unspeakable Fear, I'm very excited to check out more Jean Ray. Also, despite my mixed feelings on The 120 Days, I do kinda wanna check out the other Grove Press Sade collections.

6. Was there anything you meant to read, but never got to?

I was hoping to finish Ward and the first half of Umineko this year, both of them are things I feel like I need to finish before starting other big commitments. I still want to finish both of them, its probably not happening within the next three days at this point.

Also I'm trying to finish Steppenwolf before the year ends pray for me.

17. Did any books surprise you with how good they were?

None of the Earthsea books were good in the same way, so each one was a nice little surprise. Also I had more fun with the first few animorphs than I expected.

[welcometololaland]

Hello Lola my dear, I have seen your unhinged ask in my box and will be answering it soon, but in the mean time I thought I'd uno reverse you and ask some of the normal asks for you, too. Please feel free to answer any or all or none at all, whatever speaks to you.

17. Assign each of your fics (or selection of them) a cryptid.

21. If you were starving and had to feast on one of your fics to survive, which fic would it be?

an uno reverse! how very dare! thank you, sara!

17. I don't actually have that many fics, but i will assign my 7 most recent with terrible explanations:

a. the rainbow fish (tarlos) - a yeti because i simply couldn't ignore it (wrote this fic so fast, loved every minute).

b. double, double, acting trouble (firstprince) - a british big cat because the concept is so outlandish it can't be real.

c. ALTA (tarlos) - the mongolian death worm because it invaded my brain and caused me so many issues but i couldn't get rid of it. like a bad animorphs book.

d. cursed is a state of mind (firstprince) - mothman. it's sinister, and it's cursed and no one in their right mind would want to give a giant, evil bird caffeine.

e. (un)professional services (tarlos) - bigfoot, for the same reason as (a) - could not look away, could not stop writing.

f. catch and release (firstprince) - a champy, because its a teeny tiny monster in a lake (and this fic is about rowing).

g. oh baby i'm a fool for you (tarlos) - i mean...i think this one is obvious. the loch ness monster because this fic was about as cursed as the whole concept of resume and imprinting.

21. I'd be chowing down on ALTA, purely because it's the biggest and it would help me survive the longest.

[july-19th-club]

READ IN 2023

TOTAL LIST LENGTH: 532 BOOKS LONG (jesus)

NUMBER OF BOOKS READ:  52, but like 18 of them were Animorphs books

The dates are from when I started the book to when I finished it, so sometimes there’s a considerable gap if I picked the book up, took a break, and put it back down again. Sometimes the gap is two or three years. Don’t worry about it.

TITLES & DATES:

Last Smile in Sunder City (Sunder City #1) – Luke Arnold (July 2020 – BREAK – February 2023)

Practical Magic – Alice Hoffman (reread; September 2022 – January 2023)

The Farm – Joanne Ramos (December 2022 – January 2023)

Leech – Hiron Ennes (December 2022 – January 2023)

Late Eclipses, October Daye #4 – Seanan McGuire (December 2022 – February 2023)

Close Range – Annie Proulx (reread; January)

A Head Full of Ghosts – Paul Tremblay (January)

The Pallbearer’s Club – Paul Tremblay (January)

“Red Ballooning,” short story – Aimee Pogson (reread; January)

The Visitor, Animorphs #2 – K. A. Applegate – (January)

The Encounter, Animorphs #3 – K. A. Applegate – (January)

The Message, Animorphs #4 – K. A. Applegate – (January)

The Predator, Animorphs #5 – K. A. Applegate – (January)

The Capture, Animorphs #6 – K. A. Applegate – (January)

The Stranger, Animorphs #7 – K. A. Applegate – (January)

The Andalite’s Gift, Animorphs #7.5 – K. A. Applegate – (January)

The Alien, Animorphs #8 – K. A. Applegate – (February)

The Secret, Animorphs #9 – K. A. Applegate – (February)

The Android, Animorphs #10 – K. A. Applegate – (February)

The Forgotten, Animorphs #11 – K. A. Applegate – (February – March)

The Reaction, Animorphs #12 – K. A. Applegate – (March)

Dark Places – Gillian Flynn (January – March)

Gather the Daughters – Jennie Melamed (January – February)

The Woman in the Wall – Patrice Kindl (reread; February)

“Through This House,” October Daye short story – Seanan McGuire (February)

The Dream House – Carmen Maria Machado (February – March)

Bunny – Mona Awad (February – March)

Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead – Tom Stoppard (March 23)

Let The Lord Sort Them: The Rise and Fall of the Death Penalty – Maurice Chammah (March – April)

Murder on the Orient Express – Agatha Christie (March – April)

Feast Your Eyes – Myla Goldberg (March – May; skimmed to finish)

One Salt Sea, October Daye #5 – Seanan McGuire (March – December)

When You Reach Me – Rebecca Stead (reread; April)

The Twyford Code – Janice Hallett – DNF April

Screams From the Dark: 29 Tales of Monsters and the Monstrous – ed. Ellen Datlow (April – June)

Sex Cult Nun – Faith Jones (April – July)

Some Desperate Glory – Emily Tesh (April – July)

American History – Alexandra Petrie (June)

The Andalite Chronicles, Animorphs #12.5 – K. A. Applegate – (June)

The Change, Animorphs #13 – K. A. Applegate – (June)

The Unknown, Animorphs #14 – K. A. Applegate – (June)

The Escape, Animorphs #15 – K. A. Applegate – (June)

The Warning, Animorphs #16 – K. A. Applegate – (June)

The Underground, Animorphs #17 – K. A. Applegate – (June)

The Emperor of All Maladies – Siddhartha Mukherjee (June – August)

Let Me Tell You: New Stories, Essays, and Other Writings – Shirley Jackson (July)

The Well of Sacrifice – Chris Eboch (July – August)

Plato & A Platypus Walk Into A Bar: Understanding Philosophy Through Jokes – Thomas Cathcart & Daniel Klein (July – August)

Babel – R. F. Kuang (July – October)

Boredom, Death Note #1 -Tsugumi Ohba/Takeshi Obata (reread; August)

Confluence, Death Note #2 – Tsugumi Ohba/Takeshi Obata (reread; September)

Hard Run, Death Note #3 – Tsugumi Ohba/Takeshi Obata (reread; October)

I Sing the Body Electric – Ray Bradbury – DNF October

Nickel & Dimed: On Not Getting By in America – Barbara Ehrenreich (October – December)

i actually can't find the ask game i thought i'd had last year and i might have just made that up in my head but if you want my opinion on any of these books please throw it in the ask box and i will do my best to answer :D

[thelonelyrainbowguy]

Currently reading:

The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes by Suzanne Collins❗️

Nach dem Sommer (German version of Shiver) by Maggie Stiefvater❓(reading a little at a time and writing down English translations of words or phrases that are unfamiliar to me to help me learn as I go! I’ve read the English version multiple times.)

Books I’ve read so far in 2023:

❗️=read before, ❓=first time, ⁉️=partially read in the past

The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater ❗️

The Dream Thieves by Maggie Stiefvater ❗️

Blue Lily, Lily Blue by Maggie Stiefvater❗️

Lament by Maggie Stiefvater ❓

Ballad by Maggie Stiefvater ❓

Swamp Thing: Twin Branches by Maggie Stiefvater ❓

Acceleration by Graham McNamee ❗️

All Systems Red (Murderbot Diaries #1) by Martha Wells ❓

Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo ❓

Glass Houses by Rachel Caine ⁉️

The Dead Girls’ Dance by Rachel Caine ❓

The Devouring Gray by C.L. Herman ❗️

The Deck of Omens by C.L. Herman ❓

Summer Sons by Lee Mandelo ⁉️

A Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwab ❗️

A Gathering Of Shadows by V.E. Schwab ❗️

The Whispering Dark by Kelly Andrew ❓

Gregor the Overlander by Suzanne Collins ❗️

Gregor and the Prophecy of Bane by Suzanne Collins❓

Gregor and the Curse of the Warmbloods by Suzanne Collins❓

Gregor and the Marks of Secret by Suzanne Collins❓

Gregor and the Code of Claw by Suzanne Collins❓

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins ❗️

Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins ❗️

Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins ❗

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams❓

Blood Water Paint by Joy McCullough ❓

Gallant by V.E. Schwab ❓

Animorphs 1: The Invasion by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 2: The Visitor by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 3: The Encounter by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 4: The Message by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 5: The Predator by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 6: The Capture by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 7: The Stranger by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 7.5: Megamorphs 1: The Andalite’s Gift by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 8: The Alien by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 9: The Secret by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 10: The Android by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 11: The Forgotten by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 12: The Reaction by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 12.5: The Andalite Chronicles by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 13: The Change by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 14: The Unknown by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 15: The Escape by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 16: The Warning by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 17: The Underground by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 18: The Decision by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 18.5: In The Time Of Dinosaurs by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 19: The Departure by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 20: The Discovery by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 21: The Threat by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 22: The Solution by K.A. Applegate

Animorphs 23: The Pretender by K.A. Applegate

(I’m unsure which Animorphs books I’ve read in the past since I only ever read some of them, as a kid, and never in order.)