> Thank You Erwin, beautifully written story telling.The Last Hope, Dovewing's Silence, Bramblestar's Storm, The Apprentice's Quest, Shattered Sky, Darkest Night, The Raging Storm, Squirrelflight's Hope, Darkness Within, A Light in the Mist, The Ultimate Guideįirestar is a bright flame-colored tom with emerald-green eyes. Many adults will so fall in love with the deep colorful imagery they will seek out & purchase hard copies of these beautiful stories for their home librarys for passing down the generations my wife, & I'm are one of those families. All of the 'warriors' books fit in enough of a sequence to make it worth beginning with book one, but not so much so as to confuse a listener. Its all a cat's world living feline dramas, enough to capture the attention of any youngling. The author's mastery of language is both elegant, & easy to follow as a cat's mind would feel it in both serious,serious, playful situations. The action conflicts, & battles of will held riveted me beginning to end, as every conflict fit the flow of of story.

What's more, the thoughts, & emotional responses of these felines are both believably consistent a cat's perspectives while being recognisable to self-aware youths of 07 + yrs. I have a keen ear for a well worded story which these are without a noticed exception. I am a sculptor, a Soutmaster, & a teller of stories to Scouts on campouts. I've been following Ms.Hunter's Warriors novels as Just because I waited so long to finally get around to this one doesn't mean I should have! It sets up a lot for the Power of Three series and beyond, and even in some smaller ways the New Prophecy. Although it is technically not a main series book, I'd consider this at least close to required reading - or indeed listening - for Warriors fans. a great farewell to Firestar as a POV character and a wonderful introduction to Sk圜lan. Not an easy task for one person in a book with so many characters! His speech is very clear, and he has quite a calming voice (that's not to say it loses any urgency in the action-packed scenes, though it definitely does not.) Story-wise this is just what I've come to expect and love from Warriors adventure, heartfelt emotion, drama, battle, ebbs and flows of hope and hopelessness. He does a wonderful job putting appropriate feeling into the narration, and making each character sound distinct. I can hardly wait to listen to more Warriors narrated by MacLeod. And this performance and presentation of Warriors did not disappoint at all. Of course, my first venture into audiobooks had to be a book in the series nearest and dearest to my heart.

Firestar's Quest by Erin Hunter