Laura B

The Dawn Of a New Era for the Clans

Revisado: 01-29-25

Okay, to start off, there may be spoilers in this review. I originally read this book and after listening to it feel like McCloude Andrew’s voice makes it amazing. Also, fun fact, it is the longest (page wise) book in The New Prophecy arc. I really liked the part when Squirrelpaw admitted her love for Brambleclaw. Also I feel really bad for Stormfur, first loosing his mother, than sister, and then his father being taken away by monsters! When I read warriors, I like to feel what they feel. Thank You Erin Hunter team, keep writing this massive 111 (I counted) book series!

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Amazing series

Revisado: 08-25-24

These books are so engaging! This is probably my favorite book series! Can’t wait for his next book to come out later this year!

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I hate Bloodclan! But I love Graystripe!

Revisado: 01-09-24

My son’s review: Graystripe is my favorite warrior in the series. He isn’t shown much as a main character after he joined Riverclan at the end of Forest of secrets. I like this book because it gives us his perspective and let’s us see how he thinks. I enjoy the fact that the book shows both the time in thunderclan when Firestar was away, and the time when several cats go on a wander.

I’ve read the whole first series and the first two books in The New Prophecy. The whole time I’ve admired Graystripe for his courage and loyalty. He is a thunderclan cat to the end!

I saw that some people are complaining about his lisp. I feel like it gives him character.

I really really really like warrior clan. The young Mouse brained fur balls are so friendly, despite their efforts. I think they could become a good clan one day.

All in all, this is a really good book and I hope to see more like it in the future.

Keep the books going Erin Hunter!

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Follow the rising sun

Revisado: 11-06-23

I like this book a lot!
The story is good. I like how the cats journey from the Rushing Water Cavern to the Forest Territory. Clear sky is not so nice though. ( spoiler alert) I mean, who would kick his own brother out of a clan just because his leg was taking a long time to heal!
Graywing is a really nice character. I deal like he does handle himself okay, but puts to much pressure on himself for not being able to keep Brightstream from getting carried away. In conclusion, this book is really good. I recommend it for cat lovers and people seeking adventurous books. I also like the fact that the cats Of The Rushing Water Cavern used to live at the lake, and that the cats who lived in the forest did the same. I hope that anyone who reads this book will like it. Erin Hunter is the best!

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This book is so good!!

Revisado: 08-13-23

The word an and the wolf king is a really good book I can’t say how many times I have listened to this book I love it and I want to hear more books about the wingfeathers family Andrew peterson is a great Arthur

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Hi! I love this book it is very well written and I like how guy handles things.

Revisado: 06-01-23

Five

I like this because the story line is good. I like the life lessons and the area the book is set in. I like that every thing that is in the book is true to Minecraft. I hope guy goes on more adventures.
I recommend this book to all Minecraft players.
I rated this book five stars because of the excellent way it is written and the length of the chapters are good.

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Just What I Needed

Revisado: 01-08-20

Have you ever read just the right book at just the right time? That’s what this was for me. I honestly wasn’t thrilled about reading a memoir, but I had it and I needed something to listen to. Suddenly I realized it was hard to stop listening. Mrs. L’Engle’s wisdom was speaking so much truth to my soul.

With age I think there becomes a greater ability to let down one’s guard and tell it like it is. There is less fear of how one might come across or what others think. It is in this rawness that I learned so much. I find myself struggling with many of the balances Mrs. L’Engle as I try to balance my roles as an artist and mother. It has seemed like a lonely path, but after listening to this book I feel like maybe I’m not so alone, not so odd as I thought I might be.

I’m eager to read more of her memoirs.

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