Has Anyone Here read The Warriors Series?

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I love those books and was just wondering if anyone else read them... I havn't read Dark River yet, though. :D
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I'm not too keen on them; they all seem a little bit repetative to me XD But my sister's heavily into them which I say can only be a good thing if it gets her into reading. They remind me a bit of the Redwall books, but with a less human-ness to the characters.
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YES!!! I read the first two and I couldn't find anymore for a long time then I found the 3rd and 4th and now I can't find where I put the first two! and i cant remember what happened in those

*aggravated sigh*

on a saner note, I love them! The idea is so original!




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Yeah I really like them they are about 4 clans of cats that live in a forest under a warrior code. They do seem a bit repetative after a while (sometimes) but they are a really good book series.
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I remember these books. I read them when I was a bit younger, but after I couldn't find one of the books in the series for over a year, I kind of drifted away. I have to read the books in order... It is just a pet peeve.

They did get a little repetitive after a while and the biggest confusion for me was how the names kept changing. But I did enjoy the books when I was reading them.

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Yes! I love the Warrior series!! I've read the entire first collection and I'm trying to find the forth one in the second prophecy! I've got the feild guide and the manga! Love them so much!!
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I've read them alright!!!! Dark River is so awesome!!!!
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Yep! I've also read them. ^.^ I'm going to get "Dawn" from the New Prophecy soon. :razz:
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Whoa I just finished #6 in the first series. I LOVE this series! How many of you were annoyed that Firestar didn't actually get to kill Tigerclaw? Scourge killed him too easy I think. But Firestar as a leader rocks on a whole new level. I can't wait to start the New Prophecy?




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I was actually glad that Firestar didn't kill Tigerstar. It would have been very cliche.
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A good point, but I think it should have been a little... harder? for Scourge to kill Tigerstar. Whatever :roll: anyways, people who really like the series should go here. It's the best rpg website for Warriors I've seen so far. Instead of Thunderclan, Riverclan, Windclan, and Shadowclan, they made their own clans: Dayclan, Nightclan, Sunclan, and Moonclan. I'm in Nightclan, playing a kit named Swiftkit, under the username cat4prowl. Just thought I'd let you all know about it, because it's fun!




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I read The prohpecy books.
The ones with brambleclaw and squirell paw anmd other clan cats journey to save the clans from being destroyed by twolegs.




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LunaBuna43 wrote:Yes! I love the Warrior series!! I've read the entire first collection and I'm trying to find the forth one in the second prophecy! I've got the feild guide and the manga! Love them so much!!

There's a Manga????!!?!?!?!?




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OMG! I love Warriors. Dark River is amazing! I can't believe how it turned out, but I won't say anything for fear of spoilers. And the manga books are cool too. If anyone doesn't know, they tell the story of Greystripe's journey and how he meets Millie. My favorite is Sunset, I can't believe that Brambleclaw... yeah. And if you like warriors there's a really cool roleplay site for the series: www.kittieful.proboards75.com. You should check it out. Yeah, I wouldn't have wanted Firestar to kill Tigerstar. i can't believe how easy it was for Scourge. I wonder if the clans will ever see Ravenpaw again. Also, I can't wait to find out what happened to make Stormfur and Brook go back to the clans. I wonder if that is explained in the newest book. I should be getting it for my b-day (today) so I might find out soon.
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