Calling all Warrior Cats Fans!!

[TesoroSena]

Thoughts on Juniperclaw? Did he deserve it you guys?

 

[Addicted To Chickens]

I don't think so he really saved Shadowsight's life and that was very important since he was a very important character in later books. He just poisoned them because he thought it would be the best for his clan. Although that doesn't give him an excuse, he doesn't deserve to have that punishment.

 

[The Chick Addict]

Thoughts on Juniperclaw? Did he deserve it you guys?

I think they should have allowed him to enter Starclan. He honestly didn't realize what he was doing was wrong, and he thought he was doing if for the best of his clan. And it was unfair since they made an exception for Leafpool who had broken the warrior code many times and they didn't even give Juniperclaw a chance...

 

[TesoroSena]

Omg my thoughts exactly. How about favorite parts in light in the mist? And the darkest hour? I loved the part when Firestar convinced Rootspring to help him, idk why I just liked it.

 

[-Eridanus-]

Omg my thoughts exactly. How about favorite parts in light in the mist? And the darkest hour? I loved the part when Firestar convinced Rootspring to help him, idk why I just liked it.

I like that firestar got to beat up his former enemies again XD

 

[TesoroSena]

ooh i forgot about this thread! new question: if you could change anything about the very first book, into the wild, what would you change?

 

[-Eridanus-]

ooh i forgot about this thread! new question: if you could change anything about the very first book, into the wild, what would you change?

provide more backstory, probably. I'm always a little peeved that they didn't do a massive backstory on into the wild. Mostly it tho

 

[TesoroSena]

provide more backstory, probably. I'm always a little peeved that they didn't do a massive backstory on into the wild. Mostly it tho

yeah you dont fully understand anything until book three or so, but i think they did that to lure people to want to read until they understood? idk, good point.

 

[Chicken poppy]

ooh i forgot about this thread! new question: if you could change anything about the very first book, into the wild, what would you change?

Hmm, i know a lot of people talk about spottedleaf, how she was a mary sue, but to be honest that never really stood out to me.

I felt like it was a little confusing when it first started and took me til about page 50 to actually get a good grasp. They thru a ton of names out there and sort of just jumped into it. Otherwise i really liked into the wild.

 

[Free Birb]

Am I the only one who zones out while reading but still turn the pages, then I’ll be like “wait, wut when did they… Huh?”
(This happened a lot when I was reading sign of the moon)