Animorphs Series
The Revelation
2021 by
What’s inside...
After trapping her nefarious uncle Robert and his allies in the Realm of Sleep, Legend-Princess Amber and her friends return to face a familiar challenge: seeking out the remaining Legends that have gone into hiding. With few kingdoms keeping close tabs on their Legends and more monsters on the rise, will they be able to find them before something else does first?Meanwhile, Devas Ashton is entering his first year of high school with shadows watching his every move... literally. As he tries to navigate the social pressures of the elite school, he finds sympathy in an unlikely place-a fellow freshman with a mysterious past.Destinies intertwine and prophecy unfolds as the Legends rendezvous with their next recruit: the Princess of the Unicorns.
Why read this book
- Engages kids with an intriguing, mystery-driven narrative.
- Characters demonstrate resilience and teamwork.
- Enhances critical thinking with complex puzzles.
- Encourages empathy through diverse character interactions.
The Big Picture
- Engages children in reflective thinking.
- Encourages emotional intelligence and maturity.
- Prepares children to face real-life challenges.
Diversity & Representation
- Includes characters from various cultural and ethnic backgrounds.
- Promotes inclusivity and understanding through diverse character interactions.
- Encourages empathy by showcasing multiple perspectives.
Age
12-17
Length
336 pages
Text complexity
intermediate
Character Compass
Discussion points
What do you think was the most surprising part of the story for the main character?
How do you think the character felt when they made their big discovery?
Can you think of a time when you learned something unexpected? How did it make you feel?
If you had a secret like the one in the book, whom would you want to share it with?
What would you have done differently if you were in the main character's shoes?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to express their thoughts and feelings about the book’s story. Validate their emotions and share your own related experiences to deepen the connection. Ask them to predict what might happen next or what they would add to the story, fostering creativity and critical thinking.
What parents love
Perfect blend of mystery and education!
Keeps my child engaged and eager to read more.
Handles sensitive topics well for young minds.
Great tool for improving my child's reading skills.
Key Lessons
Example Lesson: Friendship and loyalty
Explanation: In 'The Revelation,' the characters demonstrate unwavering support for each other during challenges, showcasing the importance of being there for friends.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this by supporting their friends during difficult times, such as helping with schoolwork or being a comforting presence.
Example Lesson: Courage and bravery
Explanation: The protagonist faces fears and takes significant risks to achieve goals, teaching readers about the value of courage in overcoming obstacles.
Real-World Application: Kids can embody bravery by trying new activities, standing up for themselves, or speaking out about what they believe in.
Example Lesson: Problem-solving skills
Explanation: Throughout the book, characters encounter various conflicts and work together to find creative solutions, emphasizing the importance of critical thinking and teamwork.
Real-World Application: This encourages children to collaborate with peers to solve problems, whether in academic group projects or in playground games.
Example Lesson: Empathy and understanding
Explanation: Characters in the story learn to understand and share the feelings of others, which helps in resolving conflicts and deepening relationships.
Real-World Application: Children can practice empathy by listening to their peers' experiences and emotions, which can lead to more harmonious interactions and friendships.
Example Lesson: Responsibility and accountability
Explanation: The protagonist learns to take responsibility for actions and their consequences, stressing accountability.
Real-World Application: This lesson can be applied in a child's life by encouraging them to own their actions, such as admitting mistakes and working to correct them.