Few selected cats from each clan return from their journey to meet the midnight. When they come back, they realize that a lot of cats were captured by the Two-legs. They soon realize that the Two-legs are destroying their habitat. When all four clans agree to move to a new forest, Firestar’s clan, Thunderclan’s deputy, Graystripe is captured by the Two-legs. Will the clans make it to their new home? What will happen to Graystripe?
The strengths of this story are that Erin Hunter describes the cats as if he was one of them. And his descriptions of cats fearing the humans are unspeakably good. Any fantasy maniacs would be really into this book.
3 comments:
I like the idea that you are trying to put in this review because it tells quite a bit about the story without giving out too much information that it will ruin the whole story, but it is hard to get that idea because you dont tell much about the characters in the story, for example "who are the Two-legs?" and "Who is Firestar?" It is possible to get these ideas but not easy.
P.S. Erin Hunter is a pet name for the three women authors that wrote the warriors series.
Jef_G
As with all Warriors books, you need to explain more about past events if it's not about the first book. Some of the information is falty and it's hard to get the main idea without reading the book. The plot summary just doesn't make the reader understand the struggle in the book. On a lighter note, your personal opinion, though overly exagerated to the point of empty words, does explain important elements of the book.
Mick L.
Even though I read this book already, this review had captured my eyes because it asked some questions making the viewers wanting to find out what will happen.
Woong
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