The Ultimate (Animorphs, 50)

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Summary: i am 14 NOT 12 but this is easier to write my review!!! :)
Review: At long last more animorphs!!!! I think yhis is one of the best animorph books, it's about time they added to their numbers and James and the rest are a great choice!!
1 question in this book there is a boy named Timmy with a bobcat morph but in the next books his name is Tuan????
i think we should get to know the other new animorphs more though, some of the 17 you don't even find out their names.
Anyway a great book, buy it! No buy them ALL!!!!

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Summary: The ultimate book in the Animorphs series
Review: Fantastic, amazing, and thrilling all at once -- Animorphs #50: The Ultimate adds a new spark to the series that keeps getting better and better. The Animorphs and their parents are living in isolation in the Hork Bajir colony -- downtrodden and depressed, there no longer is a home they can go to , and as the Yeerks gain stronger and more powerful each day the battle is beginning to get worse then ever before. The only one who can come up with something is Cassie -- and as she dares to increase the numbers of the Animorphs, the others don't find it agreeable . But as they're left with no choice, they set out on an unforgettable adventure that Cassie can only hope for the best. With hope their only key, the Animorphs try Cassie's daring plan -- but will the outcome be as dark as they suspected? K.A. Applegate brings #50 The Ultimate to an ending that will shock everyone but admire Cassie's courage. It is a powerfully absorbing book, especially for a series -- and readers will be begging for more of the Animorphs series that has been turned so amazing -- and unforgettable.

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Summary: Very Deep....Not at all what it appears to be
Review: One thing I've always admired about the ANIMORPHS series is how deep is truly is, especially as we get closer to the end of the series. Cassie shows a true depth of character in this book, and shows that she sees connections that others don't. Allowing Tom to take the morphing cube shocked me when I first read it. I couldn't believe it. But, in hindsight, you can see what a truly brilliant move it was. The addition of new Animorphs was very creative and well-done, as well, with yet again more moral debates. As you read the entire Animorphs series, you can't expect just some simple story about kids turning into animals to fight aliens. It sounds so hokey, but it's very deep, very well-thought out, and it definitely makes you think and relate to these characters. Cassie's decisions in this book are no exception.

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Summary: There's nothing left to hide....
Review: The secret is out. The Yeerks have discovered the truth - that the Animorphs are not renegade Andalites, but a group of human kids. Now, they're living in a refugee camp with their families and the free Hork-Bajir. But Jake, whose parents were captured by the Yeerks, is depressed - and he fears that they are starting to slip up. It's beginning to look more and more likely each day that the Animorphs are doomed to lose the war. With the freedom and lives of everyone on Earth at stake, they are forced to make a difficult choice - one that could have terrible consequences. They decide that the time has come to make more Animorphs. This, like the last few Animorphs books, was very tense and gripping - I read the whole thing through in an hour, unable to put it down. With only four more books left and a cliffhanger ending to this one, I eagerly await the conclusion to the series. If you're an Animorphs fan, you'll definitely want to read this one.