Warriors Field Guide: Secrets of the Clans (Warriors)
HarperCollins - HarperCollins
Release date: 2007-05-29
Hardcover
Author: Erin Hunter
Juvenile Fiction, Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction, Children: Grades 4-6, Action & Adventure - General, Animals - Cats, Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic, Juvenile Fiction / Action & Adventure, Juvenile Fiction / Animals / Cats, Juvenile Fiction / Science Fiction, Fantasy, Magic, Cats, Fantasy, Fiction
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Warriors Field Guide: Secrets of the Clans (Warriors)
Date undefinedWarriors Field Guide: Secrets of the Clans (Warriors)
This is a very informative guide to all the clans. If you have never read any of this series it will help a lot to be familiar with the different clans and their beginnings.
Warriors Field Guide: Secrets of the Clans (Warriors)
Date undefinedWell, this book is titled secrets of the Clans, but there really aren't many secrets shared. I mean, there are some quiet stuff like cat's point of view on things, but they aren't secrets. There are a few typos, one including Scourge being listed a Blood when he killed Tigerstar. It is long, but some stuff in it I just plain don't like. When it advertised and said, "Full color pictures!", I did not know it just meant the warrior books printed out with no words or smaller picture on it. And there is a lot of stuff we already know- maps and stories, for example. There are some things that I feel Erin Hunter just threw in there to make it thicker, stuff that really is not a secret thing. The stuff in it that I do like, however, are the parts where they talk about cats of the clans. Like how it gives details about the cats before we met Rusty as he mouse hunted- Featherwhisker was Spottedleaf's mentor, for example. It has a few pictures of cats, like Tallstar and Crookedstar. They are small and ink, though. I just wonder- exactly how long have the Clans been running? I thought it must have been for many years, yet the book says that the first leader, Thunderstar, had a deputy named Owleyes who became Owlstar. Owlstar had a deputy who became Sunstar, and Sunstar's deputy was Bluestar. So it really can't have been going on for at least a hundred years, which is what I thought. Anyways, the beginning of the Clans part was neat, and the map that is from the forest to the lake is neat as well.
You should really just go to the library to get this book, not buy it. Though not fantastic, it's not horrible, either.
Have fun,
Moonwhisker
Warriors Field Guide: Secrets of the Clans (Warriors)
Date undefinedI purchased this for my 8 yr old son who is really into the Warriors books. This is what he had to say about it:
"The Secrets of the Clans tells a lot about the Clans. You get a tour of each of the Clans' homes and territories. The book tells about the secrets and histories of the Clans. I like this book because it's really exciting and I've read it over and over again."
So on that note, I guess we would strongly recommend it!
