The Conspiracy

Although "The Conspiracy" was an excellent addition to the series, the plot does drag slightly. I enjoyed it infinitely more when I reread it. I suggest reading the book carefully and paying close attention to Applegate's ethical explorations. You can learn a great deal from this book. It discusses topics such as war, good and evil, and making tough decisions. It's well-written and contains creative plot twists that add excitement and intrigue to the story. This is definitely a stand-out, one of my favorites!

I don't understand most people who have reviewed this book! THey might sound a little similar, but #30 and this one are nothing alike! This book was really intresting and moving. I liked it because it didn't have really big and boring battles, and was much more subtle and undercover. I thought the animorphs thought of some really intresting plots in this one, instead of just doing the same old thing. Jake's grandpa's death was woven into the story, with comparisons between the battles that his granpa was in and the battle Jake's fighting now, instead of just being there to make the plot work. This was one of the best animorph books ever and definitly the best Jake book ever.

Of all of KAA's books, I truly believe that this one was the best. It debated the moral dilema of "one for the many". KAA did an excellent job of showing how that "one" would be affected. I encourage this book to all who like to question moral dilemas.

everyone says 25,26,and 29 are their favorites.but this one is mine.jake's family has to go to a funeral out of town.3-4 days out of town.that's too long for tom.will he go?what will happen?read this book to find out. also recommended:#32 the separation,#33 the illusion,#34 the prophecy,#35 the proposal(i've read sample chapters to these)