Customer Reviews

The Forgotten (Animorphs #11)

5 star:		(48)
4 star:		(8)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(4)

 

 

This book was by far one of the best animorph books ever written. I have read over 20 animorph books, and this was the best. It was filled with action, emotion, and adventure. I would recomend this book to everyone. Especially those who can't find a book they can get into. This is an awsome book!

The Forgotten was, I think, my very first Animorphs book. I now own every book and continue to read them, but The Forgotten is one of the greatest. The way the author described the lush rain forests and the events that occurred was inimitable. No other author has done such a thing in such a powerful way. I often got lost in myself, putting myself there, because that's what I felt. I felt I was actually there because I could see it. I could see it all. There was a certain lack of Tobias, my favorite character, but she made up for it with an incredible book (and, later on, with The Change). There is nothing negative that I can say about The Forgotten.

Okay, so I like the jungle. This was a fun blast into an unusual setting for the Animorphs (and it actually involved a various wonder of earth! Yay!)

This book was the third Animorphs book I read. At some points it was confusing, but it was a good book. It started when a next-generation Bug fighter crashed into a Safeway. human-Controllers are cleaning up the mess. The Animorphs morph flies and steal the Bug fighter. But it causes a time disortation, and the Animorphs are in the past eight hours. when they reach the time that the time disortation happened, both Jakes will dissappper. Read the book to learn the ending!

The book Animorphs: The Forgotten was written by K.A. Applegate. There's been an accident. Someone crash-landed one of the Yeerk Bug Fighter mobiles. The Yeerks have been trying to cover up the accident because if Tobias spots it he'll kill the Yeerks. That was my favorite part of the story. I rate this book 5 stars and recommend it.

This has a very different approach on the way the story is told. Jake keeps having flashes, they seem real but how can he be square dancing in class one miniute then swinging through a forest the next? Tobias calls jake and the other animorphs to a supermarket to show them something that is only noticeable from the air...skid marks in the parking lot, marks that are not human... The bug fighter has made a crash landing in the supermarket and human-controllers are working hard to get it free again. One of the animorphs came up with the idea of stealing the fighter and landing it in the Whitehouse gardens...and thats where all the trouble began.....

This book is very descriptive. It tells you about the rainforest.Even though the outcome of this book has no... well I'll let you finish yourself.

I have read every book in the series and this is my favorite. I like seeing how everybody reacts to each event.The best book in the series!

What are some of you people talking about!? This is the best one in the series! I loved the vivid rainforest setting. Best one yet (and I've read them ALL so far). In fact I read this one more than once!

Be wary of buying the book. I bought the book and read it. I didn't like it. It was the first ANIMORPHS book I read in one day but it wasn't very good. When I finnished I said, "If I wasn't buying the book just to read it then I would have wasted my lawn mowing money." I buy the books to collect and to read. But did you know that this book is the author's least favorite book in her series? I'm a little picky on my ratings on books but 75% of what I think comes from the ending, which is sooo stupid. I won't tell it to you though, just in case you haven't read it. If you want to read it to see if it really is that bad, check it out from the library. If you're buying it to collect as well, then that's okay. I guess that this book is as bad as what people thought of Alternamorphs (I haven't read that yet). Although the book has some importance when you get to MEGAMORPHS #2, but that book explains the principal well enough.