Warriors Super Edition: StormClan's Folly

Warriors Super Edition, Book 18

De: Erin Hunter

Narrado por: Amber Dekkers

Uncover the star-crossed fate of StormClan in the next thrilling, superlong stand-alone adventure in Erin Hunter’s #1 nationally bestselling Warriors series!

Stripestar has always imagined a life beyond the forest, but, as leader of ThunderClan, he knows that his duty to his Clanmates comes first. When tragedy strikes and WindClan’s leader, Galestar, approaches with an offer of allyship, he swiftly accepts. But he and Galestar have history, a connection that only deepens as they continue to work together.

Galestar loves being a WindClan cat, but her relationship with Stripestar makes her question the strict Warrior code that forbids them from being together. Determined to build a family, she and Stripestar decide to combine their Clans into one: StormClan. However, StarClan refuses to approve and vows to punish them for breaking with Clan tradition.

Stripestar and Galestar decide to leave the forest and seek new land for their Clan. But they are soon faced with the reality of life without StarClan’s guidance, sending them down a path of peril, loss, and despair. Can these cats find the way forward without StarClan, or are they doomed to a grim fate that will echo for generations to come?

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"There's a name for that lind of lie. Hope." - Max Brooks

Interesting book. Starclan seems almost vindictive to me, and cruel, and the cat's have almost no logic, but what's new?

Cats don't need country accents

Probably the hardest warriors book to get through.

The characters are frustrating. The star crossed lover trope was not done well. They don't even seem too in love to be making the foolish mistakes they make here. Most of the book is the group wandering around and starving. There's not enough chemistry between the main leads to make up for the wandering story. The wildcats aren't introduced until the last 2.5 hours of a 13 hour books. I have gained almost nothing from the story except knowing that the 5 clans have a horrible memory of things that seem to be important.

The narration was the toughest part. Not a bad narrator in the sense, but not the right narrator for warriors. There were random accents thrown in, between something of a Russian and too many country accents. When the wildcats were first introduces, the first wildcat you meet has a country accent which he loses within a minute. Just don't do accents for warriors. It was painful to listen to.

I may have enjoyed it if I read it. But overall, not my cup of tea.

Not Erin Hunter's Best Work

I have read and kept up with every book of Erin Hunter's Warriors series since 2008. I have always been impressed with the plots, character developments, the antagonists, and how every book seems to add another beautiful branch to the Warrior Cats universe.

But not this book.

This book consisted of two lying narrators who acted more like star-crossed fools than respected, appointed leaders of clans. Who had underdeveloped back stories and, together, led the longest murky middle of a journey that no clan cat with a brain would have stayed on had they thought it through. Who knew nothing of clan loyalty and tradition and thought of no one but themselves. All they had was a dream (with clans who somehow didn't consistently rebel against them??), and their continual foolishness caused me to find them unlikable despite their small redemption arcs towards the end.

Overall, this was the hardest book in the Warriors series for me to ever finish. I hope to Starclan that first time readers to the Warriors series do not read this book first. This is not Erin Hunter's finest work, and I hope this isn't the start of the end to this wonderful world.

Note: If I had read this book rather than listened to it, perhaps I would have enjoyed it better. The audio performance is one of the worst I have ever heard for such a well-acclaimed book series, and I hope to Starclan MacLead Andrews makes a return.