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Yes, but only in the 18+ section.
Rightly so, those books are traumatic.
They were kinda dark for kid's books, weren't they?
Applegate outright said she wanted to hammer home the message that war is hell and changes you in ways you can't heal. She did it effectively.
Edit:typo
The children yearn for stories of body horror
Scholastic has been publishing a series of Animorphs graphic novels recently and the art for the morphs is grotesque. Well drawn, just horrifying.