If you were a little bit disappointed by the “Power of Three” Warriors series, get ready to see some real action with “Omen of the Stars”! The Fourth Apprentice and Fading Echoes are a promising start!
If you miss the characters from the first Warriors series, or if the books left you wondering about some of the events that happened before the start of Into the Wild, you’ll find the answers here in this “Super Edition,” which follows Bluestar’s life from her kittenhood up until she discovers Rusty (later Firestar).
Don’t expect everything to be neatly tied up at the end of the “Power of Three” series. It leaves you asking almost as many questions as it answers.
The fifth book in the Warriors “Power of Three” series finally makes up for the lack of drama that plagued a good portion of the previous four. This one is jam-packed with intrigue, danger and mystery.
Overall, The Power of Three series of Warriors has been slow to get moving. Once Firestar’s grandchildren were established as the protagonists of this series, each book has been based around one major adventure as the plot thickens.
So far, the Warriors “Power of Three” series has been only mildly eventful mdash; there’s been a little fighting, lives have been in peril, but as of now there are no major deaths and no cliffhangers.
My human obligingly snatched me a copy of this the very day it became available and read it to me immediately. Frankly, I would rather have had her tossing me a twist tie instead of yammering on for hours on end, but I do have to admit that listening to the latest in the Erin Hunter Warriors series was time well spent.
Humans can take their Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings books and shove ‘em where the sun don’t shine. The Warriors series blows doors on them because the heroes are cats!
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