Animorphs #28

[gh astly]

I even sing-along with that last one. Of course, that wasn't the route taken so I just end up rolling my eyes through most of the book. And I actually normally like Cassie, but not in this book. With every conversation, she had some agenda to push. Like the part where she was trying to help Tobias and Ax get control of the bull morph and she compares it to Arabs and Israelis. There was no elaboration and no connection with the rest of the book. The writer just threw it in to voice her point of view. It also makes me wonder if that's why they morphed bulls at all when cows would have made more sense for their plan.

Really, I'm personally glad Garvey never returned to ghostwrite an Animorphs book. I completely agree with the idea that she had an agenda to push, and the worst part about that is that she offered absolutely no opposing viewpoints. "Meat is bad. Ok? Ok."

[Tobias_Marco]

<If you want an opposing viewpoint the Seventh day Adventist eat almost all vegetables.
<I was looking up some stuff and I looked up a list of the chemicals that make up the human body.>
<Then I looked up the foods that are highest in each of those chemicals.>
<If you eat 3.5 ounces each of almonds, broccoli, brown rice, carrots, kale, kidney beans, navy beans, tomatoes, green beans, flax seed, and whole grain foods, then you will get all the nutrients including protein that your body needs to survive.>

[YeerkSalad]

I thought that the book was decent. I, like many other people on this forum, seem to have been made uncomfortable by the no-meat agenda.
I'm sure that Amy Garvey has nothing to do with PETA... nothing at all...