Warriors: Book Review

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Hey, and so I'm back with another book review! This one's about Warrior Cats, the book review I promised to write. Warrior Cats is an adventure series of novels, each one about 350 pages or so. It's super. I also wanted to add that I have only read the Original Arc, the set of the first six books, but there are way more books. So my review is based on the first six books but the whole idea is probably in the other books as well. I so love Erin Hunter's books because they're just more my style. She writes about animals, and I am animal-mad, so they're one of my favorites.

Anyways..here you go.



Author: Erin Hunter

Publisher: HarperCollins

My review: To be honest, this is the best animal-based series I've ever read. Enter a world where mystery, honor, leadership, suspense, and CATS all together is the series of Warrior Cats. You will be hooked once you flip open the cover, I promise you. So, the books are about one cat, called Fireheart. He comes to the cats as a kittypet - I mean pet cat. He rises higher in every book. So, in the first book he's an apprentice - a warrior in training. The next two books he's a warrior, and in the next two books after that he's deputy, basically the leader's helper. In the last book he becomes leader, and the arc ends with a surprising twist and I was lovin' it. I think my favorite books were Forest Of Secrets and The Darkest Hour. If you want to take a closer look at the books click the picture for it to become full screen.




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