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Fire and Ice (Warriors #2)

by Erin Hunter

4.30 · rating details · 7,538 ratings · 534 reviews

Fireheart could hear a roaring around him, like wind in tall trees. The acrid stench of the Thunderpath stung his nostrils, together with a new smell, sharper and more terrifying. Fire!

Book Two of WARRIORS continues Fireheart's quest to be a true warrior, when he finds new danger lurking in the woods as the chill of winter sets in.

WindClan is missing, and hostilities betwe

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Paperback, 317 pages

Published June 1st 2004 by Avon Books (first published May 8th 2003)

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Jun 21, 2009

Josiah rated it

"(He) felt lost and alone without his old friend, though he barely recognized him anymore. He wondered if they could ever be friends again."

—Fire and Ice, P. 218

This second installment in the Warriors series is, to me, even more gripping and compelling than the first volume. Whichever author of the triumvirate that is Erin Hunter wrote this novel tackled some deep and complex interpersonal issues, including loyalty to oneself and one's people, friendship a...more

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Sep 23, 2007

JJ rated it

Recommends it for: 9-12 who like cats, or fantasy

Shelves: cat_books, fantasy

I love Warriors!

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Aug 07, 2009

✿Piper✿ rated it

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I enjoy how this author writes her books, she doesn't recap everything that happened in previous books. And Book 2: Fire and Ice started up right where book 1 left off. I enjoy reading the Warrior books and at the moment can't seem put them down. :-)

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Dec 05, 2011

Hana T rated it

I thought this book was exciting because they brought one of the enemy Clans back home after they were driven out. Then Firehearts first apprentice was hit by a "monster" (car) and it was a trap for the clan leader Bluestar, and Fireheart can't convince Bluestar that it was a trap. I would reccomend this book to people who like to read books that follow another like its repetative you know whats going to happen. (FYI: This is my second time reading this series that should tell you how ...more

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Jan 27, 2012

6th Grade Honors Language Arts Class rated it

Warriors: Fire and Ice tells about four clans of cats. The author is Erin Hunter. The Genre is fantasy and it has action in it too. I thought this book was very good; it was interesting too. The book was interesting because it was about cats.
Fireheart is the main character of the story; he faces many problems throughout the story. Bluestar is leader of the Thunderclan. Graystripe is Fireheart’s best friend. Tigerclaw is an enemy to Fireheart. The setting is in a forest divided into four ar...more

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Jan 12, 2012

Kaila rated it

Second book was better than the first and I found the book to have more depth. The complexity of this "cat" universe has slightly shown more in Fire and Ice. With cats relationships, territory, personality and spiritual part are growing. though not to sure how my feeling are with the characters. Firepaw is kind and loyal and I am think its great he wants to help his friends and his clan. though he gets to be overbearing, a little whinny, and dense. Also it isn't just him but his best...more

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Sep 14, 2011

Eleonore Rigby rated it

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Die 341 Seiten des Romans "Feuer und Eis" von Erin Hunter aus der Reihe "Warrior Cats" haben sich auch dieses Mal wieder voll ausgezahlt! Schon vom ersten Band war ich restlos begeistert und dieser hier, hat mir teilweise den Atem geraubt. Da ich ohnehin Fan von Tiergeschichten bin, und ein großes Herz für Tiere habe - ganz besonders für Katzen - konnte ich nicht umhin, mir diese Bücher-Reihe genauer anzusehen. Und zack, war es schon um mich geschehen! In Null Komma Nichts be...moreDie 341 Seiten des Romans "Feuer und Eis" von Erin Hunter aus der Reihe "Warrior Cats" haben sich auch dieses Mal wieder voll ausgezahlt! Schon vom ersten Band war ich restlos begeistert und dieser hier, hat mir teilweise den Atem geraubt. Da ich ohnehin Fan von Tiergeschichten bin, und ein großes Herz für Tiere habe - ganz besonders für Katzen - konnte ich nicht umhin, mir diese Bücher-Reihe genauer anzusehen. Und zack, war es schon um mich geschehen! In Null Komma Nichts befand ich mich ruck-zuck in der Welt von Erin Hunters Katzenclans, die diese Autorengruppe (Bei dem Pseudonym E.H. handelt es sich nämlich um mehrere Autorinnen) sehr spannend und kreativ gestaltet hat. Es geht um das Hauskätzchen Feuerherz, dass im zweiten Band zu einem vollwertigen Krieger aufgestiegen ist und es mit allerlei Schwierigkeiten und Herausforderungen zu tun bekommt. Nicht nur der Donnerclan, seine neue "Familie", bereiten ihm Probleme, sondern auch anderes, wie zum Beispiel die Blattleere (was in der Katzensprache so viel wie Winter bedeutet) und gemeingefährliche Krankheiten machen den Tieren schwer zu schaffen. Nicht nur die Tatsache, dass das Futter langsam knapp wird, einige Tiere erkranken und als Feuerherz auch noch eine Schülerin zugesprochen bekommt, wird es erst recht hochinteressant wie aufregend. Außerdem trifft Feuerherz in diesem Band auf eine alte Vertraute, nämlich seine Schwester Prinzessin - welche ihm anbietet, eines ihrer Jungen bei sich aufzunehmen und in den Clan einzuführen. Es passiert noch so viel, z.B. lernt Feuerherz, dass nicht alle Freunde seine Freunde sind, und das man durch einen einzigen Fehltritt sich alles verderben kann, was man sich hart erarbeitet hat. Dann geschieht ein schreckliches Unglücklich, denn seine Schülerin erleidet einen Unfall und wird durch diesen schwer verletzt, und gegen Ende kommt es zu einem brutalen Kampf zwischen dem DonnerClan und ihren Feinden... Das Buch "Warrior Cats - Feuer und Eis" ist auf 30 Kapitel aufgeteilt, was ich sehr schön finde. Das ist eine tolle Zahl zum Abschließen eines Buches, und die Kapitel lassen sich sehr schnell und flüssig lesen, was zum Teil auch an der großen Schrift liegt. Die Sprache der Autorinnen hat mir besser gefallen als in etwa bei "Die Legende der Wächter" und zusätzlich geben sie einem das Gefühl, viel über diese wunderbaren Tiere recherchiert zu haben. Dieser Band hat als absoluter Katzennarr auch mein (Feuer-)Herz erwärmt, und ich möchte die Reihe auf jeden Fall weiter lesen! Man will ja schließlich wissen, was weiterhin mit den einzelnen Charakteren passiert...(less)

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Apr 21, 2011

Julia rated it

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Jul 21, 2011

Oleg Kagan rated it

As I wrote in my review of the first book of the Warriors series, Into the Wild, Erin Hunter(s) sure know how to write a high-strung plot. Unfortunately in this second installment, they strung it a little too tightly -- maybe it was because I was an adult reading a children's book that the dramatic irony became too much for me; several times throughout the story I squinted at the text in disbelief thinking, really? Really?? Fireheart doesn't know blah-blah-blah? It was like watching a person tip...more

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Apr 06, 2011

Rabenfrau rated it

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Nachdem sie sich im Kampf für den DonnerClan bewährt haben, sind Feuerherz und Graustreif nun endlich Krieger. Gemeinsam werden die beiden Freunde von der Anführerin Blaustern losgeschickt, um den WindClan zurück in sein Territorium zu bringen, der damals vom SchattenClan vertrieben wurde. Denn laut Blaustern hat es immer vier Clans gegeben, genau wie es auch vier Jahreszeiten gibt. Ist dies nicht der Fall, so könnte das Gleichgewicht im Wald auf Dauer gestört sein.

Doch genau dies sche...moreNachdem sie sich im Kampf für den DonnerClan bewährt haben, sind Feuerherz und Graustreif nun endlich Krieger. Gemeinsam werden die beiden Freunde von der Anführerin Blaustern losgeschickt, um den WindClan zurück in sein Territorium zu bringen, der damals vom SchattenClan vertrieben wurde. Denn laut Blaustern hat es immer vier Clans gegeben, genau wie es auch vier Jahreszeiten gibt. Ist dies nicht der Fall, so könnte das Gleichgewicht im Wald auf Dauer gestört sein.

Doch genau dies scheint zu geschehen, denn bei einer Versammlung aller Clans zeichnet sich ein Bündnis zwischen SchattenClan und FlussClan ab, das Blaustern mit Sorge betrachtet. Aber auch innerhalb des DonnerClans kommt es zu Unstimmigkeiten. Noch immer trauen Feuerherz und Graustreif dem zweiten Anführer Tigerkralle einen Verrat zu, und auch die Freundschaft der Beiden wird auf eine harte Probe gestellt, denn Graustreif verstrickt sich in eine Bindung, die seine Treue zum Clan in Frage stellt. Auch Feuerherz wird von seiner Vergangenheit eingeholt, als er seine Hauskätzchenschwester Prinzessin wiedertrifft.

Der beginnende Winter macht den Clankatzen schwer zu schaffen, und bald beginnt sich etwas Dunkles zusammenzubrauen…

„Feuer und Eis“ ist der zweite Band der ersten Staffel der Reihe „Warrior Cats“ des Autorentrios Erin Hunter, bestehend aus Victoria Holmes, Cherith Baldry und Kate Cary.

Der zweite Band schließt nahtlos an seinen Vorgänger an. Nach dem schweren Kampf ist Feuerherz und seinem Clan keine Zeit zum Aufatmen gegönnt. Zwischen den einzelnen Clans brodelt es, deutlich ist zu spüren, dass die Notwendigkeit, Nahrung zu finden und den Winter zu überstehen, Bündnisse schmiedet, die gefährlich werden können.

Freundschaft und Vertrauen sind die Hauptthemen dieses Bandes, aber auch Familienbande, denn Feuerherz trifft seine Hauskätzchenschwester wieder, und kann nicht anders als mit ihr in Kontakt zu treten. Dass dies Fragen aufwirft in Bezug auf seine uneingeschränkte Treue zum Clan, ist ihm zunächst nicht ganz klar. Obwohl nun Krieger, hat er immer wieder mit Vorurteilen zu kämpfen, er sei zu weich, und keine Clankatze.

Feuerherz muss sich einigen Widrigkeiten stellen, Entscheidungen treffen, und mit deren Folgen leben. Er wird mit Schuldgefühlen konfrontiert, obwohl er nur versucht, das Richtige zu tun.

Den Autorinnen gelingt es, ihren Katzen ein solches Leben einzuhauchen, dass man sie beim Lesen bildlich vor sich sieht. Jede Einzelne hat ihre Eigenarten, einen speziellen Charakter, ein unverwechselbares Äußeres. Alle sind die auf ihre Art sympathisch und glaubhaft, und schnell kommen einen Verständigungsformen wie Schwanzschnippen, Schnurren und das Zunge geben nicht mehr ungewöhnlich vor.

Die Clankatzen sind etwas ganz Besonderes, etwas Neues und irgendwie etwas völlig Anderes, was die Faszination erklärt, die diese Reihe gerade auf jüngere Leser ausübt. Doch auch Ältere werden ihre Freude an den Katzen haben.

„Feuer und Eis“ ist eine gelungene Fortsetzung, mit zauberhaften Charakteren, voller Spannung; eine Geschichte über Freundschaft, Familie und Vertrauen. Nicht nur für Katzenliebhaber ein Muss.(less)

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Dec 31, 2008

*Alice♥Cullen* rated it

This book is the best ever(besides twiight), not just this book the whole series. The suspence and interesting events amaze me. If your not sure whether or not to read this book because it's about cats read it!! They act like humans except the hunting. If your not going to read it because of the fighting read it. It's not as violent as you think. WARNING: THESE BOOKS ARE ADDICTING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Don't pick up this book with out having time to read the whole series

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Aug 05, 2011

Luke Baldock rated it

Fire and Ice is the second installment in the Warriors saga. Here we see Fireheart coming into his own as a warrior. It becomes clear he was always meant for a warriors life, but he also begins to flirt with his kittypet past. These interactions also parallel those of his good friend Graystripe, currently caught in a Romeo + Juliet forbidden romance. These two strands tie in together for a story more focused on loyalty. After the events of the last book, a rescue mission is sent to find the miss...more

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Dec 07, 2008

Owen added it

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This book is the second book in the warriors series. It is about a Young cat's journey. He use to be called rusty when he lived with "two-legs" but he got given the name fireheart. This book is about wind clan being driven out of the forrest by shadow clan's formar leader brokenstar. Greystripe and Fireheart, newely warriors from driveing out Brokenstar go on a quest. They go to find wind clan and bring them back from hideing because other clans were hunting in there teratorie. Fir...more

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Feb 17, 2011

Vonte rated it

This book was very intreresting with everything that was going on. I really liked it (and Finally finished it!). I was mad at how Graystripe went against warrior code, seeing Silverstream, which contradicted his friendship with Fireheart. I also didn't like how the clan acted when Fireheart brought his sister's kit into the camp and how they were racist against "kittypets", when Fireheart was one and became a great warrior. They should've known the clan would need another warrior, espe...more

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Jan 04, 2012

Kelly rated it

Although the "Fire alone can save our clan" prophecy was brought to the attention of the leader of Fireheart's adoptive clan, Bluestar, she has it on her mind again in this book. There is something wrong with the clan, but nobody knows what it is yet. We see Fireheart, who just made warrior at the end of the first book, develop as he takes on more and more responsibilities, maybe making himself one of the few cats aware of where the danger within the clan lies. He and Graystripe also d...more

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Mar 26, 2009

At (Austin)SOF2014 rated it

Shelves: 7th-grade-ir-books-stacy

Warriors Fire and Ice is the secret to Warriors Into The Wild. In this book, Firepaw, or should i say Fireheart is a full fledged warrior. As his first mission, him and Graystripe,recently Graypaw, get chosen to find the missing WindClan. Once the Clan gets safely returned, Graystripe meets a young she cat who he falls in love with. The problem is, she is in RiverClan.

The connection i have with this book is hard to make. I guess it would be wanting to have unity between all races. Bl...more

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May 19, 2011

Carrissa rated it

I still like it, even after reading it for the bajillianth time. haha...
The first series of these books is pure gold- the characters, the plots, the themes, everything! The second book series and the 3rd are okay (Dawn drives me crazy though) and the 4th one... well the further they go the more trouble the author(s) seem to have making up new ideas lets just say. Still, all the serieses are quite good, but the first is by far the best.
Lots of things happen in Fire and Ice, two of th...more

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Apr 02, 2011

Micheline rated it

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The 2nd book in the Warriors series picks up precisely at the point the 1st one left of, and from the the story just keeps getting more and more intense. The four clans are in a very volatile place during the whole book, and the reader can easily feel FireHeart's confusion as to who he can trust. Not only are the four clans at odds, putting everyone at risk, but there is danger much closer to home for our hero, as he continues to struggle to earn the respect of some in his tribe. I have to say...more

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Dec 29, 2008

Brooklyn rated it

Well, this was the second book in the series so I was very excited when I started this book. Well, now that Fireheart has earned his warrior name it is time that he and his best friend, Graystripe, do there first warrior task. In the book before you figure out that one of the clans, WindClan, has been chased out of the forest. So Fireheart has been sent by his leader, Blusestar, to go and fetch them and bring them back to their camp. On the way back he made many different friends. This book was...more

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Oct 23, 2011

Caleb rated it

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Warriors Fire and Ice
By Erin Hunter
ePub Editors, July 2007
fantasy, adventure

This book is part 2 in a series of books about cats who live in the wild in clans. These cats hunt for prey every day, but if one of the three other clans hunts in their territory, this will lead to a fight. Sometimes they hunt in each other’s territories because they can’t find enough prey in their own territory to feed their clan, but sometimes they do it just to wipe out a rival clan....moreWarriors Fire and Ice
By Erin Hunter
ePub Editors, July 2007
fantasy, adventure

This book is part 2 in a series of books about cats who live in the wild in clans. These cats hunt for prey every day, but if one of the three other clans hunts in their territory, this will lead to a fight. Sometimes they hunt in each other’s territories because they can’t find enough prey in their own territory to feed their clan, but sometimes they do it just to wipe out a rival clan. In the last book, Shadow Clan wiped out Wind Clan so they would gain more territory. This angered Bluestar who is leader of Thunder Clan, the clan of the protagonist, Fireheart. In Fire and Ice, Bluestar sends Fireheart and Greystripe (Fireheart’s best friend) to help Wind Clan regain their territory and sustain themselves. This leads to another battle at the end of the book where both River Clan and Shadow Clan join together to attack Wind Clan and then Thunder Clan but are defeated.
The theme of the book is how the Warrior Code helps the clans survive by living as a family. If one of these clans goes on each other’s territories without permission for a long time then it’s called breaking the warrior code. Fireheart has to deal with this because he is being pulled in two different directions. On hand, he is visiting his sister, Princess, who lives with humans. On the other hand, he is loyal to Thunder Clan.
There are many other things that are happening as I read through this book. Greystripe is secretly visiting Silverstream, the daughter of clan leader of River Clan. This could break the warrior code and lead to a battle between the clans. Green cough is running through Thunder Clan and Bluestar lost her next-to-last life. Finally, Tigerclaw, the Thunder Clan deputy, is killing his own clan to help himself become leader of Thunder Clan. Only Fireheart is suspicious about him and they do not have a very good relationship. I would recommend this book to someone who loves books that have drama and adventure in them and who likes cats. The way the author writes is third person omniscient and creates a lot of suspense. Erin Hunter describes all the clans as if it were from the cat’s point of view.
An example of the author’s writing style is on page of Chapter 15. “Fireheart glanced over his shoulder, his heart pounding. Through the bracken he could see a silver head bobbling toward him. Silverstream! But what were the two other cats? He circled cautiously, tasting the air with an open mouth.”
In the book Fireheart has a warrior code, just like I have a belt system for my tae kwon do. I feel that the author creates so much suspense, I just don’t know what is going to happen next. I love the way she does that.

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Jun 01, 2009

David Sof 2014 rated it

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In this book of the series by Erin Hunter is when Firepaw became a warrior, Fireheart. He was strong and quick for a non wild born cat. Cats were chocked that he had this very unique ability. They were jealous. FireHeart always disliked TigerClaw. Now with Yellowtail as a medicine cat things get a little more aggressive. This book is so good i couldn't even sleep.

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Dec 05, 2011

Sparrowkeeper rated it

The second installment to the warrior series features newly-named Fireheart. Fireheart, a new warrior of ThunderClan, must go on a journey to retrieve WindClan and bring them back to the forest. Meanwhile, back at ThunderClan, Tigerclaw is still on his quest for power. Secrets are revealed in this thrilling book in the Warriors series.

Fire and Ice was quite the exciting book. Tension between the main protagonist, Fireheart, and antagonist, Tigerclaw, was raised and there were some th...more

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Feb 05, 2011

Aoife rated it

Recommends it for: Everyone!!! But especially, teens, pre-teens, cat lovers, book lovers, adventure lovers!!

Well, It's been awhile since I've read this but, like all the other Warriors books I found this to be a very exciting read. This is the second book out of the original Warriors arc, and and it continues from where the last ends. I don't think I'll get too detailed into the plot or else I'll be writing for ages, but it's definitely not just your typical kids book about cats. It's so detailed and the plot is very cleverly thought out. As you progress through the books, you become really attache...more

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Sep 22, 2010

Owen Ibn-Hasan rated it

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Hunter has done it again with book two of the amazing saga: Warriors. It is just like the last book in the series but better if even possible.
Book two of Warriors, called Fire and Ice, is about young Firepaw(or Rusty, his kittypet name)and his quest to become a true warrior. But he cannot acoplish that right away as WindClan has gone missing and Firepay suspects ShadowClan and even some "allies" from his own clan. Death from murder, illness and natural causes still rage...more

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Jan 15, 2012

Hikari rated it

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Feuer und Eis ist der zweite Band der Warrior Cats Reihe I. Ich bin vom Stil und der Geschichte immer noch sehr begeistert. Band 2 gefällt mir genauso gut wie der erste Teil und es ist nicht minder spannend zu lesen. Es gibt einige neue Katzen, und viele alte Bekannte: Freunde und Feinde. Rußpfote gefällt mir sehr :) Feuerherz ist mittlerweile ein guter Krieger geworden, doch noch immer lauern viele Gefahren für ihn und seinen Clan. Die Streitigkeiten zwischen den 4 Katzenclans gehen weiter und ...more

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Jun 20, 2011

Spencer Tibbs rated it

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The next book in this series is even better than the last one in my opinion. While the first book in the series is more of an introduction, the second book really opens up the conflict. "Fireheart" (the main character in the book who was once a mere house cat) is an official warrior cat and he gains a new best friend, in a territory that looks down at him for being once a house cat. But as the book goes deeper into the plot, secrets about the shady cat "tigerclaw" start to be...more

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Dec 23, 2010

Beautiful Survivor rated it

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Sigh...I remember when I was brand new to this series and I bought a ton of the books without even reaading the first yet. I was nervous with the first book...thinking I might hate it. That it might not live to expectations of what I previously thought it was going to be. That I missed on a perfectly better book while I was at the store. Boy was I dead wrong.
To this day Warriors is still my favorite series.

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Oct 02, 2009

JJjazzy rated it

I loved it. Its a continued story of the first book. In this story Firepaw is now a warrior called Fireheart. Fireheart and Graystripe get their own apprentences. Fireheart gets a she-cat called Cinderpaw, Graystripe gets a male called Brackenpaw. Graystripe is in love with a Riverclan she-cat, Fireheart is in constant communication with his kittypet sister, and a tragity stricks that could end Cinderpaw's life. He is faced with some dificult disitions to make and has to test his loyalty to his ...more

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Jan 25, 2012

Syed Emir rated it

Shelves: cat-lovers, action-packed

Not bad, not bad at all. Fireheart continues his journey as a warrior regardless of his kin. A gripping story, The author navigates her way through these thorny and very painful subjects with immense skill and tender feeling, allowing the reader to identify with the plights of the characters on a deeply personal level. Along the way in the story thread revelations are made and surprising developments come from the new relationships that are formed.

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Jul 28, 2011

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