Warriors: Omen of the Stars Box Set: Volumes 1 to 6

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There are many characters, so the wild cats are introduced as Clans such as Thunderclan, Windclan, Riverclan, Shadowclan, Skyclan. Clans adapted themselves according to their domain, and they have conflicts, but they are also concerned for each other.

First, if you haven't read the book, you might not want to read this, because it kind of gives away First of all let me just say about the series. I started with the first series when i was about 12, and i liked them. Now i'm 15 almost 16. I keep reading these books because hey i can't just stop after all this time. I'm hoping they'll at least finish out strong, but i honestly don't enjoy them at all anymore. Around the 3'd series "Power of Three" they started to decline rapidly. By the time the 4th series "Omen of the Stars" it really lost it's merit for me. There was much less violence then before, and the love story's have already been done in the first 18 books. I wish Erin would have found a better way to end it sooner. I don't think it's just that I've grown up, the're actually getting much worse... Have you ever had a time when it was horrible just the way it was but you have a someone that was unwell that added fuel to the fire. Leopardstar is suffering and no medicine cat could prevent it form taking her lives, everything was only known to river clan till Dovewing the third cat in the prophecy due to the tragic end of the prophecy but every ending is a beginning. At the gathering she calmed that the lake belongs to river clan and that wind clan ,shadow clan and thunder clan were stealing there fish but she overlooked the fact that there was a drought going on.Firestar was on a patrol when a fox ambushed his patrol but he manged to drive it off but it caused him to loose another life just like what Lepardstar is going through. Characters - 4.5/5 - Like the previous two books, I've been getting more used to the cats having powers and in this book I didn't really mind them having them at all. It's sort of interesting, I guess. I'm still not huge fans of Dovewing and Ivypool (they seem a bit annoying at times), but we're not meant to like every single character! On the other hand, I think Jayfeather and Lionblaze are awesome! Finally, in this book we saw the Tribe Cats which was really awesome; they're so different to the Clan cats, providing great variety!

Tigerstar - I COULD WRITE PARAGRAPHS ABOUT TIGERSTAR. OK SO HE'S BEEN THIS LITTLE ANNOYING GNAT FOR ABOUT..... 22 BOOKS NOW - LIKE SRSLY HE'S LITERALLY DEAD AND HE'S JUST DECIDED 'HeY i'M jUsT gOnNa RaGe A sKeLeToN wAr NoW.'

Nobody actually focused on the prophecy, and when they did the writers didn't give them the answers they needed. It felt like a drag, only for the Great Battle to last for 3 chapters.

I have grown attached to the different characters and I feel like I have to finish the series to find out what happens. Sometimes the plot seems a bit overblown and contrived, somewhat like a soap opera. But the stories are very engaging, and I just have to know what happens next.. There are many things that I enjoyed in 'Sign of the Moon'. I like reading from Ivypool's point of view. It's really hard for her to come to Dark Forest every night and spy, but she takes this burden to protect her Clan, and that shows what a strong character Ivypool has became. I like the journey to the mountains since it allowed us to see old friends like Stormfur and Brook and gave us one more insight into the Tribe's life. I really love the link between ancient cats, the Tribe of Rushing Water and forest Clans, and I like how the prophecy changes. I enjoyed Jayfeather's journey into the past and his life among ancient cats, though he is not my favourite. Seeing the travellers learning new things and adapting to live in the mountains is probably my favourite part of the book. Can I have more about the ancients, please? At the same time that Lionblaze and Jayfeather have to worry about the prophecy they are also in danger from their families deadly past. In the last book the truth about the brothers parents came out... Squirrelflight and Brambleclaw were the parents of Lionblaze, Jayfeather, and Hollyleaf. Or at least that is what everyone thought until the truth came out...and EVERYONE learned that their real parents were Leafpool (Squirrelflight's sister) and Crowfeather. The bad part to that parentage is that Leafpool was from Thunderclan and Crowfeather was Windclan, that is a against the warrior code for cat clans to have mates in other clans. They broke rules to be together and what is even worse is that Leafpool was a medicine cat and they aren't allowed to have mates and or kits. So it was a scandal in the clans, and they lied about it. Lionblaze and Jayfeather are half clan cats and now everyone knows, and there is nothing they can do about it. Anger over this affair/scandal runs deep in some cats hearts. Revenge is taken and from this book lays a path of destruction to the next in the series, Fading Echoes. Gaaiveder heeft een teken gekregen dat hij terug op reis moet naar de Stam in de bergen. Vuurster laat hem gaan, met Duifvleugel, Vossprong en Kwiklicht als gezelschap.

Beware, spoilers ahead! (Given that this book is like 11 years old I don't know if anyone cares about spoilers, but I feel it's worth saying.)Meanwhile in ThunderClan, cats are growing up. Poppyfrost is due to have kits, and six-moon old kits are being made apprentices, mainly Dovekit and Ivykit. Dovekit becomes Lionblaze's apprentice and Ivypaw becomes Cinderheart's. Life goes on for a while, then Dovepaw starts discovering her gift of sensing animals and events that are far away from her, and she finds out that something is damming the stream, causing the drainage of the lake. Secrets of the Clans • Cats of the Clans • Code of the Clans • Battles of the Clans • Enter the Clans • The Ultimate Guide • The Warriors Guide • The Ultimate Guide: Updated and Expanded Edition

sigh*...this is the last available book from the final Warriors series, 'Omen of the Stars'. The next book (book 5) only comes out in November, and to quote my cousin Giselle 'Finishing a good book is like saying goodbye to a friend.' I don't know what I am going to do without this series that has captured my thoughts, my imagination and my heart. At least I have a few Super Editions to hold me off until then...LOL In het heden, op het terrein van de Clankatten, raken Lindepoel en Bloesemval verdwaald in de tunnels waarin ooit Hulstloof verdween. Een onbekende kat, die ze niet kunnen zien, wijst hen de weg terug. Woont er effectief een kat in de tunnels? This book starts out in conflict; the Clans are on the verge of fighting one another because the lake where the Clans make their home has been mysteriously drained of almost all its water. RiverClan starts causing problems by claiming the land where the lake used to be, and through all this the Clans grow thirstier and thirstier. I can just tell this is going to bring further drama to the series, with potential jealousy between Ivypaw and Dovepaw. I hope it isn't going to be too much of a headache...Millie - DuDe like srsly GET A LIFE she ligit said she wanted Briarlight to DIE and now suddenly Briarlight is her only child and now Blossomfall is UNITING WITH EVIL DEAD CATS LIKE BRO Hij komt ook te weten dat buiten hemzelf, ook Duifvleugel (Duivenvleugel in het verleden) en Leeuwvlam(Leeuwenbrul) bij die eerste bergkatten leefden. Hij leert de katten hoe ze moeten jagen om de adelaars de baas te kunnen.