It has been 30 years since the Yeerks were defeated. Now, a group of ornithology students must figure out what is going on with their weird professor, Tobias.

Lee and the Animorphs have survived their first battle. Their physical injuries were healed when they demorphed, but injuries to the soul can't be fixed as easily. Plus, the Animorphs need to figure out what to do with the Hork-Bajir they managed to rescue. And all that is on top of the problems Lee already had to face. Maybe it's time to trust somebody else with his secret.

The Animorphs are bound by word to Surote and his ship, Enrich. Enlisted among his infiltration crew, the Animorphs are tasked with taking control of isolated Yeerk bases. What Surote does with the Yeerks taken hostage comes as a surprise, and a troubling one at that. Not only are the Yeerks of interest; the Kelbrid charge continues, and they must be stopped...

This is where i introduce my entirely new creation, Dakota. Dakota is absolutely normal... until theres an accident... GUESS WHAT HAPPENS TO HIM! A MUST READ!

Post-54. When Jake and Cassie's marriage hits a premature arid spell, Marco proposes a classical approach to rekindling the spark. (Nothing like morphing power for reenacting the more risqué Greek myths…)

For the first time in his life, Tobias feels like he has a purpose. He and the other Animorphs follow every lead they can to try and find the hidden Yeerk Pool. But when they find it, everything will change.

Interlude between books in the mid 30’s, which takes place in the Tom and Aftran universe. Jake and Tom go on an overnight camping trip.

This is what happens when KC Applegate runs out of ideas.

The Animorphs are tasked by Enrich to infiltrate a new Kelbrid base that is being constructed somewhere in the Colorado Rockies. With the Kelbrids hoping to turn Earth into a stronghold in their battle against the Andalites, it's a mission that nobody will refuse to take.

Tobias is getting tired of lying to his mom about the war with the Yeerks, but what matters more right now are the eerie dreams about the ocean that he can't shake-off. He's not the only one having dreams and when they turn out to be a cry for help the Animorphs have to leave the safety of dry land and take the plunge to rescue what may be the last remaining free Andalite on Earth.

Tellion 7854 was just another low ranking Yeerk in the seemingly endless war against the Andalites. Then, through a strange twist of fate, or perhaps something greater, she was given the chance to become something else. Something no Yeerk had ever been before.

Two years after the Yeerk War ends, Emily awakens from a familiar nightmare, only to receive comfort from an unexpected source.

Everything is improving for the Yeerk Empire. All it cost was everything they'd ever known. Done for the Writing Month prompts "sun" and "poolside."

War with the Kelbrids has begun. KThey are advancing into Andalite Space and the Animorphs are forced to flee. Once again fugitives, they have little time to plan their next move with Andalites hot on their tail. That's not the only problem. Jake is determined to find out what's going on with Jeanne, and he won't put up with her evasiveness anymore. Who is she truly working for?

Rachel, Cassie, Tobias, and Jordan are teaching daycare kids about their lives while their parents and other friends are away on vacation.

Following the events of "The Experiment" (book 28), Cassie realizes that the human-controller scientist (who helped them escape the meat-packing facility where the Yeerks were trying to get rid of free will) may be doomed. Visser Three will kill him for failing to create a way to remove free will, and he'd rather starve of Kandrona deprivation. But maybe there's a way to save both

After a mission to stop the Yeerks from unleashing a virus on the Andalites, Ax accidentally becomes infected. Now the Animorphs must take care of their sick alien friend while searching for a cure.

What if there was a sixth Animorph? And what if Crayak and Ellimist weren't the only players in the cosmic game? A reimagining of Animorphs, combining elements from the books, TV show, graphic novels, and the Alternamorphs choose-your-own-adventure book.

The Animorphs have brought a Kelbrid General to the Andalite ship Steadfast. When the War Commander arrives, they are told that they may return home. The Andalites will negotiate a trade for Ax's return. But something is up with Jeanne. She's seeing something that the others aren't. Cassie will figure out what's going on, but can she bring herself to accept the truth?

Grief is never easy. But what happens when the person you're grieving for is an alien invader and the anniversary of their death is a cause for celebration for everyone else on the planet? This story explores the life of a voluntary host five years after the war, whose Yeerk was one of the seventeen thousand aboard the Pool ship. Rated T for language and mentions of addiction.

"The Alliance" universe. Tom, infested with Aftran from the Peace Movement, thinks he's just helping Jake deal with the aftermath of the battle just before the events of "The Familiar." Right?

On their last day of Summer Camp a group of friends go for a hike. A dying warrior is found, he gives the power to morph and grim warning of a new terror. They're not the first to invade Earth, but they're the first with the power to end it. They must learn fast, for discerning friend from foe is harder than they know, and one mistake might just be enough to kill them all.

Twenty-five years after the end of the war, Aftran hears the thought speech message about the cure for nothlits.

Andrew's a fairly typical involuntary Controller-until he needs to have a necessary operation and things go wrong. Warning for violence and descriptions of pain.

Second work in the "My Name is Tom" series. Starts at the beginning of book 6, aka "The Capture," and diverts from canon from there.