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amveals33's review
5.0
best way to end the warriors saga! all of these books are amazing! these were my all time favorite books since the fourth grade till now ad a junior in college. and I know I'll always love these characters!
katy30's review
5.0
I read the first six warriors books in high school. Last year for Christmas I gave the first six to the child I nanny for and decided to re-read them and finish the series. Words cannot describe how much sadness I feel for not being able to spend time with these characters anymore. They’ve kept me happy through this hard year. At times the books were slow, but overall it was an amazing series to read that was fast paced. All the characters were wonderful and the stories were vivid. This final book especially was A tearjerker because of Firestar finally passing and brambleclaw taking over as leader of thunder clan. I would honestly love to read about brambleclaws time is later. He was always one of my favorite characters and I would love to spend more time with him and squirrelflight. Jayfeather, lionblaze, and dovewing were amazing. I loved watching their Chemistry through out this last series. I think these are great for all ages because it’s just good storytelling.
sonyanarvekar's review
2.0
This book is a wonderful, but scary story. The Dark Forest is rising as the Warrior Clans prepare for attack. Although this might be the end of the clans, they have one last hope. Find out more in Warriors: Omen of the Stars #6 The Last Hope.
hannah2schmidt's review against another edition
5.0
I finally read the last book to the series I thought I finished 4 years ago. And it did not disappoint. I cannot rate this more highly. Now, it seems a little ridiculous to rate this among The Kite Runner and To Kill a Mockingbird, but I'll rate it as what it is- a kids' book. Seeing it for what it is, it is the To Kill a Mockingbird of kids' books.
And more than that, it is the finale of the kids' book series that was my childhood. It brought back so many memories and anyone reading this after 4 book arcs will appreciate it. Because if you have gotten to this point and stuck it out through 23 books, you need to read the 24th. I can't believe I went 4 years without this closure. It might be listed as a 'juvenile fiction', but the ending is so emotional. It is truly a powerful closure for any fan.
And more than that, it is the finale of the kids' book series that was my childhood. It brought back so many memories and anyone reading this after 4 book arcs will appreciate it. Because if you have gotten to this point and stuck it out through 23 books, you need to read the 24th. I can't believe I went 4 years without this closure. It might be listed as a 'juvenile fiction', but the ending is so emotional. It is truly a powerful closure for any fan.
feather218's review against another edition
dark
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.0
Beginning is like 2-3 stars but the end is like 4.5, starts off very slow but picks up very well and quickly
bibliophilicjester's review against another edition
emotional
- Loveable characters? Yes
Oh it's just me, over here melting into a puddle of my own tears and emotions...
zorasorel's review
adventurous
dark
emotional
mysterious
sad
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
thesapphiccelticbookworm's review against another edition
adventurous
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.0
ghostlydreamer's review
5.0
I have never felt so emotionally ravaged by a book before. It thoroughly succeeded in murdering my heart. Read at your own risk.
lelenita's review
5.0
Ok. This is the first Warriors book I read for the first time because I stopped reading after The Forgotten Warrior.
This book was wonderful. And it was so intense. I started crying in the middle, even before the fight began, when I saw Firestar was that important in the prophecy. I used to not be a fan of his character but when I reread the entire series I realized I love him and he’s part of my childhood. So obviously, his death broke me into pieces.
And Hollyleaf’s death, oh my god. She’s my favorite character. I was so happy to see her again. And now she died and it broke me. Leafpool reaction broke my heart another time, and when Hollyleaf forgives her, oh I’m gonna cry again ! Hollyleaf died saving Ivypool, and I ship them, so it was even more emotional for me.
But let’s talk about everything before the fight. I loved Leafpool and Jayfeather relationship. They may be my favorite mother son relationship. I also loved Mothwing, I never loved her that much before, she was cool but that’s all, but now I really like her character.
About Lionblaze, I really don’t like him. He literally never think about what he’s doing and he’s always doing something stupid. Like, starting a fight for no reason and then let himself be hurt.
I loved what Hollyleaf said to Lionblaze about her past. She became so wise. And when Bluestar revelead Firestar was the fourth cat !! So intense.
Now back to the battle. I liked Crowfeather intervention. He didn’t regret anything. It was so emotional. And Yellowfang killing his son, again !! Wow. I’m so sad for Ferncloud and Mousefur, especially when Dustpelt saw Ferncloud is dead. And Longtail after Mousefur died !! But at least they’re back together, in Starclan.
The only thing I’m not fan of about the battle is not a lot of cats died, I mean they’re fighting the most dangerous cats ever and a lot of cats from the Dark Forest ran away ! But I spoiled myself and I saw some cats we loved died because of their wounds, we just don’t know it yet so I’m quite sad.
And, finally, Brambleclaw forgiving Squirrelflight, such an intense moment.
I rates every Warriors book 5 stars because they’re my fave, but this one deserves 10 stars at least. It was so good and it leaves me heartbroken, even if I’m writing this review a day before finishing it.
This book was wonderful. And it was so intense. I started crying in the middle, even before the fight began, when I saw Firestar was that important in the prophecy. I used to not be a fan of his character but when I reread the entire series I realized I love him and he’s part of my childhood. So obviously, his death broke me into pieces.
And Hollyleaf’s death, oh my god. She’s my favorite character. I was so happy to see her again. And now she died and it broke me. Leafpool reaction broke my heart another time, and when Hollyleaf forgives her, oh I’m gonna cry again ! Hollyleaf died saving Ivypool, and I ship them, so it was even more emotional for me.
But let’s talk about everything before the fight. I loved Leafpool and Jayfeather relationship. They may be my favorite mother son relationship. I also loved Mothwing, I never loved her that much before, she was cool but that’s all, but now I really like her character.
About Lionblaze, I really don’t like him. He literally never think about what he’s doing and he’s always doing something stupid. Like, starting a fight for no reason and then let himself be hurt.
I loved what Hollyleaf said to Lionblaze about her past. She became so wise. And when Bluestar revelead Firestar was the fourth cat !! So intense.
Now back to the battle. I liked Crowfeather intervention. He didn’t regret anything. It was so emotional. And Yellowfang killing his son, again !! Wow. I’m so sad for Ferncloud and Mousefur, especially when Dustpelt saw Ferncloud is dead. And Longtail after Mousefur died !! But at least they’re back together, in Starclan.
The only thing I’m not fan of about the battle is not a lot of cats died, I mean they’re fighting the most dangerous cats ever and a lot of cats from the Dark Forest ran away ! But I spoiled myself and I saw some cats we loved died because of their wounds, we just don’t know it yet so I’m quite sad.
And, finally, Brambleclaw forgiving Squirrelflight, such an intense moment.
I rates every Warriors book 5 stars because they’re my fave, but this one deserves 10 stars at least. It was so good and it leaves me heartbroken, even if I’m writing this review a day before finishing it.