Warriors

One of the best book that i’ve read is called warriors.This book is made for people who like cats because it's all about cats.The author of this book is Erin Hunter.This book has lots and lots of parts like part 1, part 2 and part three.It also has “to be continued” at the end of each part.

This book starts with a cat called Sasha who was left behind by her owners.she was all alone until she met another cat in the forest called tigerstar.Tiger star showed her the forest Including how to hunt and survive.Tigerstar also showed her and told her about his clan and other clans that lived in the forest.one night while Sasha was out walking she overheard tigerstar’s plan to kill and destroy other clans because he wants power.It turns out tigerstar is not a good cat after all.tigerstar and Sasha fought a fox together. They even faced dogs.if you want to find out what happened next read the book.

This book is amazing. I suggest everyone should read it except for the people who hate cats. If you don’t like cats do not read this book. This book I very,very,very,very long. If you see “to be continued” at the end that means there’s a part two or three or four. This book is awesome please read it.

Book Review by Philderald P.

Warriors: Into the Wild

I read The Warriors Into The Wild, by Erin Hunter.  The author has also written the Seekers.  The basic plot of the book is the prophecy, fire alone can save their Clan.  The major theme of the book is a kittypet named Rusty who wants to know what the wild is like, but other cats say no because wild cats room around the forest, so Rusty goes checks it out.  Rusty hears a creaking sound behind the bush then appears something small, gray and instantly attack him.         

The story is about four Clans of wild cats who shared the forest that was laid down by their ancestor.  But the warrior code is threatened, and the ThunderClan cats are in grave danger.  Warriors are dying with mysterious, fire alone can save their clan.  The important characters are Rusty later Firepaw, Graypaw, Ravenpaw and Bluestar.  The important conflict is Rusty adapting to clan life as Firepaw and Tigerclaw’s treachery as well as the looming threat of ShadowClan.  One internal conflict is when Bluestar offers Rusty to join their Clan, if Rusty joins he will have to put his life on the line to protect the Clan and has to follow their warrior’s code or refuse and stay as a kittypet where he gets free food and sleep.

The central idea or the theme of the book is about action, adventure, friendship and wanting to gain power.  For example other Clans cats are attacking others clans for their territory and greed for more power.  I highly recommend you read this book as soon as possible because as soon as you read this book, you can imagine what's happening in the story. This book made me realise that reading is awesome!  Furthermore, if you like cats, lots of action, friends betraying friends and also greed for power then this book is fit for you.  

Book Review by Long V.

Warriors: Dawn of the Clans: Thunder Rising

Thunder Rising was written by Erin Hunter, a penname that started out as 2 women writing the very first Warriors books, and eventually they recruited new people and now Erin Hunter is composed of 6 women working together to create the Warriors books.

The two main characters in Thunder Rising are Gray Wing and Thunder, though Gray Wing is focused on more than Thunder. Gray Wing is a bit old and experienced, and Thunder is young and inexperienced, thinking he knows how to do everything, but later realizing he has much to learn. While Gray Wing and his group lives on the moor, his brother, Clear Sky, is quickly taking control over the whole forest, expanding his borders at any cost, even that of another cat’s life. When Thunder decides to join Clear Sky’s group, unknowing of the horrible things he has done, Gray Wing must face other challenges such as leading the group and his own sickness.

This is a very entertaining book and I do recommend it 10/10. It is currently the most recent book in the Warriors series, though book 3 of Dawn of the Clans is coming soon.

Book Review by Griffin H.

Warriors: Dawn of the Clans: The Sun Trail

Warriors: Dawn of the Clans: The Sun Trail

The Sun Trail was written by Erin Hunter, who most people think is one person, but is actually six different women who use a single penname and work together to create the Warriors series. Dawn of the Clans is the newest addition to Warriors and explains the story of how the Clans were created, and how the Tribe cats adjust to their new home.

There are a few characters that could be considered main characters but the whole story revolves around Gray Wing, a cat from the Tribe living in the mountains. When Stoneteller, the leader of the Tribe, forsees that the Tribe will not survive with so many cats and so little prey, so she sends a group to follow the sun trail, where she sees that there will be a better place to live for the younger cats. When Jagged Peak sneaks off to follow the cats, Gray Wing is forced to go along on the perilous journey to rescue Jagged Peak and find the Tribe’s new home. The cats stop at many different places, thinking that it might be their new home, but when they actually find it, there are hostile cats, kittypets, dogs, and other dangers that they have to face.

This book is filled with action, mystery, romance, comedy, adventure, and so much more, and has an amazing storyline that will surely keep you turning pages. I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves to read, or anyone who doesn’t love to read. No matter who you are, Warriors will keep you reading, because there is always more to be found out.

Book Review Griffin H.

Warriors: Omen of the Stars: The Last Hope

TheLast Hope was written by Erin Hunter, six women who use a single penname and work together to create amazing book series like Warriors and Seekers. The Last Hope is the 24^th and final book in the Warriors series; and, Erin Hunter has started a new series, Dawn of the Clans, which explains how the Clans came to be.

The 3 main characters in this book are Jayfeather, ThunderClan’s medicine cat, who is blind, and has the power to see others’ thoughts, feelings, and can walk in their dreams; Lionblaze, a warrior who can never be killed in battle, and Dovewing, a young warrior who can hear almost anything. They are part of a prophecy given to Firestar a long time ago by Starclan, and together, they must find the fourth cat of the Ancients’ prophecy if they hope to defeat The Dark Forest, where cats go if they are evil when they die. The Dark Forest is becoming stronger; recruiting cats from all four Clans, and The Three must prepare for the coming battle and figure out how to defeat the Dark Forest once and for all.

There are a few side stories, such as Cinderheart’s struggle to choose if she wants to be Cinderpelt, and become a medicine cat, or Cinderheart, and stay a warrior and make her own destiny; or the love story between Dovewing and Tigerheart of Shadowclan. This book is full of action, adventure, comedy, romance, mystery, and almost everything else you could look for in a book.

Although I do recommend this book 10/10, I highly recommend you start with the very first book of the series, Into the Wild, if you want to understand anything in the Warriors series. 

Book Review by Griffin H.