Warrior Cats Essays

This book was amazing to read and terrible. I was really invested in the story by the time I got to this book . It was one of those can’t-put-down reads. But it ends on a cliffhanger. You realise what’s about to happen, and then it just stops! There was so much going on. Even when we stayed in one area, there was so much happening internally.  Everything the characters were doing or thinking. Mostly what they were thinking. Looking at the theme and more in this book was great. And once you realise what the theme of the book is, I think it’s obvious. So, here is the summary essay for Darkness Within . The central theme in Darkness Within is final decisions. That is to say, if chosen, decisions that will not give you a chance to try a different course of action later on. When faced with a choice, it can be hard to know the right choice, especially with more significant decisions that will affect many people. The Clans are faced with a possible, final decision, which will af...

There was one thing I forgot to talk about in my last blog post about The Silent Thaw . There's something Warriors ' been dabbling in the previous few arcs, but this is the first time they dove in. We've probably all thought it, or heard other people talking about, how for so long the books were focused on ThunderClan . There were exceptions in the super editions, mangas, and novellas obviously. But the main series had rarely given another Clan's point of view. In The New Prophecy , they did give Stormfur's perspective for one book, but that was it. And it didn't give us a RiverClan perspective as they were on the journey. I think it was Omen Of The Stars when we got Flametail's perspective. That was more enlightening, as we actually got a bit of ShadowClan 's viewpoint. It was still very little, though. A Vision Of Shadows really started to show the series potential here. We had Needletail and Violetpaw's perspective from ShadowClan and Th...

Ah, back to The Broken Code after so long. I was really looking forward to reading these for a while. Last week I was saying how I recently received the fourth book in the series. I remember getting the second and third book and was looking forward to reading these too.  I decided to read them this time because the last release was reasonably recent, compared to when the other two books came. After they'd been out for a while, I ordered them, but I thought you guys would like to see some new stuff. That's not to say that I haven't been enjoying rereading my other books. There's just something so exhilarating about something new though. Something you don't yet know.  I can tell you where I was listening to CatCast 8 (which no longer exists on YouTube) for the first time. I can tell you all about the first night I read Into The Wild .  I'm sure you know the feeling I'm talking about, where something impacts you, makes you laugh, feel, or think. And it...