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The Android (Animorphs, No 10) | 
| Author: Katherine Applegate
Publisher: Demco Media Inc
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  5 reviews
Media: Hardcover
Reading Level: Ages 9-12
Pages: 170
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6
Dimensions (in): 7.8 x 5.8 x 0.8
ISBN: 060611047X
EAN: 9780606110471
ASIN: 060611047X
Publication Date: December 31, 1997
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| Customer Reviews:
 cool January 10, 2000
i really enjoyed this book, one of the best animorphs i think. grea
 One of the best! September 22, 1999
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
This was one of the best Animorphs books I've read! It was really good, thrilling and funny. They meet a new species, but are they good or bad???
AMAZING October 22, 1998
A GOOD BOOK.I LIKE THE BIT WHEN MARCO NEERLY GETS EATEN BY THE BIRD.
I like this book. August 21, 1998
I think it would be better if Marco and Ax morphed Turantulas.
A book that will keep you on the edge of your seat!!!!!!!!!! April 8, 1998
In Animorphs #10 The Andriod, five kids have the power to morph. (In Animorphs #1 The Invasion they explain everything.) One kid, Marco, sees an old friend named Erek. He was handing out flyers for the Sharing, which is a secret organization for the Yeerks. The Yeerks are aliens secretly invading earth, taking over the bodies of people and controlling their every move. Later, the Animorphs are told by Erek that Erek and the others are the Chee, who are androids. I think I need to explain what I said about the others. The others are not the Animoprhs, they are other androids. The Chee were created by the Pemalites. The Chee were originally made as toys. Chee means "friend." The Chee were programmed to not kill anything. Only one thing can rewrtite their systems, the Pemalite crystal. There's only one problem, the Yeerks have it. That's where you can enjoy an adventure with the Animorphs, by the way, Marco is the one who came up with the word Animorphs, it means animal morph. I liked this book because I've always liked science fiction books. I also liked the way the author writes from somone else's point of view. The author also cycles through each Animorph's point of view, in a pattern. I recommend this book and all the other Animorph books in the series. By David McGough
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