The Sacrifice (Animorphs #52) by K.A. Applegate
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Book Reviews of The Sacrifice (Animorphs #52)
Book Review: Read this and buy it.
Summary: 5 Stars
This book is about when the Yeerks start taking hosts through gunpoint at their homes and their cars to trains that lead them to the yeerk pool. So the Animorphs see they got to do some thing or all the people on the planet will become hosts in just a few short months. To find out what they do about it read this book.Book Review: Great
Summary: 5 Stars
In this book, humans are being rounded up and boarding subways at gunpoint. There is no doubt that the subways lead to the Yeerk pool, and the Animorphs are considering blowing up the Yeerk pool. Will they blow it up, or will they not? read the book to find out!Book Review: A great book.
Summary: 5 Stars
This book is SO great, I loved it. The emotional turmoil Ax faces is very realistic and it digs deep into his mind. The emotions he shows are natural for anyone who would be stuck in his position, and the ghoster handled them well.Book Review: Setting the stage for the series finale
Summary: 4 Stars
My son wrote the following mini-review:In this installment, the National Guard teams up with the Animorphs to help the heroes defeat the Yeerks. They are successful in destroying another Yeerk pool, wiping out millions of the foul parasites. In The Sacrifice, Cassie finally admits to everybody that she is responsible for letting the Yeerks escape with the "blue box" (or "morphing cube" -- see The Ultimate), causing Ax to hate and distrust her.
With only two more installments remaining in the series, K.A. Applegate begins to set the stage for the death of one of the six key characters. Will it be Tobias, Rachel, Cassie, Jake, Marco, or Ax?
Book Review: there's no turning back now
Summary: 4 Stars
This book had perhaps the biggest philosophical question in Animorphs history. It was reminiscent of Dr. Strangelove: can you justify killing dozens of helpless people if it was to save the planet? It was really a page turner, just like all the Animorphs books, and I would definitely recommend it.