The Pretender

Animorphs, Book 23

De: Katherine Applegate

Narrado por: Michael Crouch

Someone's looking for Tobias. Someone who says she's his long-lost cousin. Tobias isn't sure the person is telling the truth, but she's really nice, and knows a lot about him. And what she tells Tobias definitely gets his attention.

It seems a lawyer has discovered Tobias' father's last will and testament. So, Tobias needs to attend the reading. His cousin even offers to go along. But something just doesn't feel quite right. That's when Tobias and the other Animorphs decide to do a little checking on this "cousin". And what they discover will change the rest of Tobias' life....

©1998 Katherine Applegate (P)2021 Scholastic Inc. All rights reserved.

one of my favorite animorphs

I always thought Tobias was the best character, I definitely identified with him the most, for a number of reasons. I remember reading this and the Andalite Chronicles and being floored by his connection to Elfangor. Rereading it, I realize how complex and mature this series can be at times. Applegate doesn't underestimate her reader's ability to absorb more "adult" themes, she gave me a love of science fiction and reading that has continued to this day and I couldn't be more thankful.

Amazing

This guy read the book like his life depended on it! Well done! one of the favorites!!

I love this series!

I really hope that this series continues to be made into audio books! Please don't forget to make the Megamorphs and Chronicles into audiobooks too as they are very much part of the experience!

Amazing voice performance

That had to be one of the best voice performances I’ve heard in a while. Really made me feel the words in this book. Great story too.

Fantastic book---but Scholastic fails in one way

Tobias books are nearly always amazing in this series. They're always meaningful, deep, and very pivotal.

But this audiobook falls a bit flat because Scholastic has chosen not to adapt Megamorphs or Chronicles books. I'm this case the Andalite Chronicles and Hork-Bajir Chronicles are crucial to have read to understand all that occurs. They're also fantastic books.

So if Scholastic reads these reviews: adapt the ENTIRE series. Not just the mainline 54 books...You do the fans and new readers/listeners a great disservice otherwise.