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| Title | : | Firestar's Quest (Warriors Super Edition #1) |
| Author | : | Erin Hunter |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 510 pages |
| Published | : | August 21st 2007 by HarperCollins |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Animals |
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Hardcover | Pages: 510 pages Rating: 4.33 | 19390 Users | 623 Reviews
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There is peace at last between the warrior Clans, and Firestar is proud of the strength and unity of the cats he leads in ThunderClan. All four forest Clans are thriving, training new warriors and keeping their boundaries without conflict. But Firestar's dreams are haunted by wailing cats fleeing a terrible disaster. With unexpected help from an old kittypet friend, he discovers a shocking secret: StarClan, the warrior ancestors who guide his paw steps, have lied to him. Firestar is faced with the hardest decision of his life. Can he really turn his back on the forest that has become his home and embark on a perilous quest to discover a dark truth--one that has been buried beyond the memory of living cats? Whatever he finds at the end of his journey, he knows that nothing can ever be the same again.Particularize Books Toward Firestar's Quest (Warriors Super Edition #1)
| Original Title: | Firestar's Quest |
| ISBN: | 0061131644 (ISBN13: 9780061131646) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Warriors Super Edition #1 |
| Characters: | Graystripe, Brambleclaw, Sandstorm, Firestar |
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Ratings: 4.33 From 19390 Users | 623 ReviewsArticle Epithetical Books Firestar's Quest (Warriors Super Edition #1)
you need to read all the other warriors books to understand this one, but for those of you who have read all the others, this is one of the best warriors of them all (besides Dark River and Sunset.) it happens between the first series and the new prophecy series, and it explains everything that happened between them, like how willowpelt died, and how longtail became blind. it tells about how starclan was lying all along to firestar, that there were really 5 clans in the forest, not 4, and theAfter finishing this book, I had an odd feeling of relief that it was over. Now, normally, I LOVE WARRIORS BOOKS. Believe me. But this one felt a little bit too long, and I thought if could have used some more work.Now, it was still a very good book. I actually enjoyed it alot, but it just didn't gel as well as the other Warriors books. I do know that Erin Hunter, the author of the books, is actually three women who write the books together. Maybe they just didn't have much enthusiasm for this
So, as with all of the Warriors books, I loved this one! But for different reasons than the others. My favorite part about it is easily the fact that readers can, once more, join Firestar on a quest. Don't get me wrong, I love Squirrelflight and Hollyleaf and the other main characters from the other series, but Firestar's just a classic. :) Tied for my favorite thing, is Sandstorm! In the first series, I always felt that, though she and Firestar were mates and in love, there was never GREAT
I really hope we get to go back and learn more about SkyClan one day! I much prefer this special edition to the normal series books, I suppose because it didn't feel rushed, and there were no crazy emotions and drama etc. I love how Firestar's and Sandstorm's relationship was strengthened, and I think I've found a new favourite character in Leafstar! Jumping back into the forest world soon.
To me, Firestar's Quest was a great book and deserves 4 stars. Some positives include a good plot, an okay climax, and great characters. However, I thought the book was too long and had a slow beginning. The most slow and boring part of the book was the actual journey from Thunder Clan to Sky Clan. However, once they reached Sky Clan's camp, the book started getting much better and enjoyable to read. All in all, Firestar's Quest is a great book that starts out slow, but gets better as you
Originally read July 2013Re read March 2015Wow, this was great! I was afraid that re-reading it, I wouldn't like it as much, but Firestar's Quest does not disappoint. It's great for both Warriors fans and newbies alike.(view spoiler)[ I thought it was kind of epic that Firestar and Sandstorm were able to rebuild the lost clan of Skyclan. They started out with a bunch of kittypets (housecats) and rogues (stray cats) and turned them into a noble clan of Warriors. Pretty cool, huh? (hide spoiler)]
The four clans of the forest have enjoyed six moons of peace after the ferocious battle against BloodClan. Firestar, leader of ThunderClan, is sent dreams of fleeing cats lead by a pale-gray and white tom escaping a great threat. Firestar soon finds out that these cats were once members of SkyClan, a fifth clan that used to live in the forest not far from ThunderClan, that were driven out of the forest by the other clans leaving them homeless, trying to find a new home in a faraway gorge.With
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