Warriors: Power of Three #6: Sunrise

>{ SPOILERS }< So, I suppose these books aren't bad but I have a problem, that problems name is Hollyleaf, dear gosh, Hollyleaf. That cat makes me angry to my woe begotten core. >{ Spoilers for the next series }< So, she lives for the Code, which I would too, what makes me hate her? The stereotypical: Two brothers, fake parents, on a hit-list for a certain angry, grey, dead, cat. So, Hollyleaf and her brothers, dumb blond and tortured hero, found out about Leafpool making magic ( Breaking BOTH codes ) with a different grey and angry cat. So, they hate all four of them ( Leafpool, Squirrelflight, Brambleclaw and Crowfeather ). THEN Leafpool QUITS BEING A MEDICINE CAT. Why, Leafpool, just, why?These books a grade A dramatic with mystery and things like that, but then they killed Hollyleaf AND BROUGHT HER BACK. This gives me pain, they also took her out of the prophecy and replaced her with Dovewing! Finally they did something that kinda made me happa AND angry at the same time: MR. SPECIAL FIRE BOI IS BACK. So some of my fellow fans may agree with me: none of the books REALLY live up to the first series, so Firestar was a great come back, BUT, he lost his plot armor so, of course, he died. At this point I dropped my Kindle and ran around screaming for the next ten hours.The books aren't terrible but I kinda wish they hadn't killed him.

All right! I've been extremely anxious to finish "Power of Three", and was surprised at the story. (WARNING!!! MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD!) I couldn't identify who had killed Ashfur, and was dying to know. Apparently, the Clan cats thought the same, and suspected Sol was the culprit. The journey to find the ominous cat was very boring, and I often found myself skipping paragraphs. It seemed as if it would never end, and I was impatient to reach more conclusions. Finally, when they came back with Sol prisoner ( and a new grumpy elder for ThunderClan! ) Things began to liven up again. Jayfeather is dying to know who his real parents were, while Hollyleaf struggles to follow the warrior code. Near the end, when Leafpool confesses the truth to Hollyleaf ( and Holllyleaf confesses murdering Ashfur ), everything gets tense. The three find out the truth, and later realise that Squirrelflight was involved. They start scheming to find who their father was, and at the end it's revealed that it was Crowfeather. It was really sad at the end, how Hollyleaf humiliates Squirrelflight and Leafpool, and then tries to force Leafpool to eat deathberries. It was really sad, and I was hoping Hollyleaf would forgive Leafpool. But no. It was just so sad! The book was great, except for the journey to find Sol, and I think it deservers 4 stars!

For the love of Starclan, Hollyleaf did NOT comit suicide, and she didn't turn evil. Confused and shaken after confirming the "hidden" linneage of herself and her brothers, Hollyleaf decides she can no longer live in her clan, and tries to run away through the tunnels that conect to Windclan. There is an accedent, and the tunnels colapse, "killing" her. In no way can this be portraid as suicide. Hollyleaf killing Ashfur is an obvious and forseeable conclusion given her personality, he would have destroyed the clan had he reveiled the secret. Hollyleaf was always the one that believed most in the warrior code, and finding out just how broken it was just for her being born is easily enough to drive her actions as it did, so I also disagree with other reveiws saying that she acted out of character. And yes, there is a difference between Ashfur telling it and Hollyleaf doing so. Consider that you find out you were adopted, would you rather have a loved one tell you, or hear it from the school bully with malice? Don't kid yourself, the reasons behind an action DO matter.I personally am not sure if Hollyleaf is even dead, no attempt was made to dig her body out of the tunnels and she hasn't been seen in Starclan or the Dark Forest. It seems too good an opprotunity to pass up mentioning.

Okay omg I literally just finished and I am bawling I can’t believe holly leaf dies 😭 she was my favorite until she got sudden ambition but overall it was a great book. Still crying though.😭

Grandson loved it reading the series

I like how the three cats that are the main characters act so different from each other and how dedicated they are to each other I would recommend this book to people who like wings of fire as I read that first and when I started reading warrior cats I instantly loved the books as would definitely recommend.

Well, I couldn't possibly put this review into better words. I'm sure but is it just me, or does the book seem a.little.. unreal. I feel Holyleaf was crazy in the drama (coming from a chick who's nickname is drama llama). After reading this book though I literally called my brother whom also reads the series and started screaming that I finished the.series. I started rambling in and on about the end and then officially announced my favorite character is Leafpool. Sadly, Hollyleaf dies (I never really enjoyed her). I'm seriously hoping that Lion blaze and Heather tail make up again instead of trying to uh huh claw each other to death. Well since I just finished reading the first book in the omen of the stars arc, good news.to readers. That book I have five and in my review wrote That it actually deserved six stars. Y'all got something to look forward too. :)

It was really impressing and you couldnt stop reading it! Im sure Hollyleaf is not dead, but The last ten percent of the book was so... Emocionant!

Mi hijo está encantado con toda la saga de Gatos Guerreros

このシリーズは、様々な生い立ちの猫が出てきて、色んな困難に立ち向かって、成長してゆくストーリー。Wings of fireより少し難しい「そう」です。

Was soll man da schreiben. Über Geschmack lässt sich bekanntlich nicht streiten, oder wie der Affe sagte, als er die Seife fraß: "Alles Geschmackssache". In diesem Sinne ein tolles Buch.

Obwohl mir bisher alle Bücher dieser Reihe gefallen haben, war ich von diesem Buch wirklich enttäuscht. (Achtung, die nächsten Zeilen sind leider ein "spoiler"). Meines Erachtens nach wird der Leser bezüglich der "prophecy" dümmlich hingehalten, da auf der letzten Seite das Geheimnis auf sehr enttäuschende Weise gelüftet wird, und zwar mit einer wenig überzeugenden Information, die den Leser anscheinend reizen soll, das nächste Buch zu lesen. Ich finde es sehr schade, dass - wahrscheinlich aus kommerziellen Gründen - das letzte Buch einer Staffel nicht zu einem inhaltlich wirklich überzeugenden Ende kommt, mit dem Bestreben, dass der Leser hoffentlich auch das 1. Buch der nächsten kauft.