Editorial Review
There will be three,
Kin of you kin....
Who hold the
Power of the stars
In their paws.
A secret prophecy shapes the lives of Firestar's grandchildren, but only one of the three knows about it. Jaypaw is captivated by the power it promises, and he believes the key to that power may lie buried in the distant past -- with the ancient cats who once walked these woods and now prowl through his dreams. His search for answers leads him toward the mountains -- the home of the Tribe of Rushing Water. Lionpaw and Hollypaw feel drawn to the mountains too, for different reasons.
But the mountains hide secrets as well as answers, and if the three cats find a way to get there, they may discover more than they ever expected.
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Customer Reviews
The best book ever!!!!!!!! 
2008-06-17
This book is the best book ever. I would reccommend this book to anyone! You don't even have to like cats to like this book, it's so good! Anyone who likes cats, books, fantasy, or is just stuck without something to read will love this book! IT'S BETTER THAN HARRY POTTER!!!!!!!!!
Complex and intriguing. I loved it. 2008-06-15
Why did Stormfur and Brook come back?
I still do not trust Ashfur. I am certain he had something to do with the ending of "Sunset." He hates Brambleclaw. Why should he not hate Brambleclaw's children?
You also learn a bit more about Rock. These are some of the things in Outcast.
10 cats in this book will go and help the Tribe of Rushing Water. But does the Tribe of Endless Hunting approve?
This is a wonderful book.
It is not hard to read it over and over and over! I enjoyed it too much. but yet, it must not be too much. Hollypaw,(My fave of the three: Hollypaw, Jaypaw, and Lionpaw) does go hammering on how much she wants to be leader.
Outcast: A Journey to be Remembered 2008-06-14
Upon receiving Outcast, it was so good I devoured it within a day. The plot was very creative and well-thought out, and the character development was splendid.
Jaypaw, Hollypaw, and Lionpaw all feel a force pulling them towards the mountains. Jaypaw is eager to discover the secrets of the ancient cats from Dark River, Hollypaw wants to see the different ways of Tribe life, and Lionpaw finds himself yearning to see territories outside the lake. When two Tribe cats come back in search of Stormfur and Brook's help, the three apprentices have their chance, and they jump for it! To their surprise, the warriors decide to let them go. The rest blends into a wonderful tale as slowly, each of the three find what they are looking for among the Tribe.
I loved this book for many reasons. One, the fact that the journey did not start at the beginning of the book didn't matter, since irritating characters kept it interesting. Two, the character development was great. You really get to see insight on why the characters are the way they are, and follow them as it changes. Three, the final battle scene was amazing. I was literally on the edge of my chair and I read through Lionpaw's account. And four, the cliffhanger (sort of) at the end was an interesting twist. (If you're wondering, what makes it a cliffhanger is the fact that you don't get to see the others' reactions.)
So all in all, Outcast was great. I would DEFINITELY recommend it and I will DEFINITELY still feel the same emotions coursing through me when I read it again. Outcast is awesome; get it now!
My son read it in less than 2 days; it was that good!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2008-06-12
I've had a wonderful time buying all the books from all the series's of this wonderful author, Erin Hunter. My son enjoys them and it's such a pleasure watching him reading them...It has been a wonderful purchase, every single one of them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Outstanding! 2008-05-25
This book is one of the best from the Power of Three. It has a lot more views from each of the Three (Jaypaw,Hollypaw, and Lionpaw).
it was a little, just a little slow in the middle, but the story made sense and it made much of their destinies clearer. Any readers out there will not be dissapointed with this book.
Awsome Book 2008-07-03
My mom bought this book for my 12th birthday and I thought it was really cool and awsome. I can read it over again 30 time and still enjoy it.
Thrilling. 2008-06-26
Absolutely a wonderful read, suspenseful but action packed. A must read for all Warriors fans.
Good Continuation of the Series 
2008-06-25
On the whole,I thought that this book(while not great like Dark River was)was good.The Three are a little more fleshed out,and I was waiting with baited breath for the next appearance of the mysterious Rock.Of course he doesn't say much,but we do learn that even the Tribe has prophecies about the Three.The one thing I didn't like was that there wasn't enough fighting and suspense,and most of the Tribe still suffer from 2-D Syndrome.But Outcast was still good.I can't wait for Eclipse!
Ugh. How long can you drag this out? 
2008-06-21
I will say that I liked the book, simple enough. Some parts though were horribly predictable. This is the 3rd book in a 6 book arc, and there is STILL no villian or any real threat. It's filler and questions- lots of filler. That being said, the book is decent, but this series and plot line is just dragging on and on. The author seriously needs to stop soon. Most likely I'll hold out to the end just to see how everything finishes up, but then I'm done. The plot is and has been basically this: special cat(s) get power from warrior ancestors, destined for greatness, big soap opera plots about forbidden love, evil cat (who should've left AGES ago), angst, angst, angst, fight, blood, cheesy lesson above loyalty or love.
Warriors: Outcast 2008-06-20
This story is a thrilling adventure, sure to fulfill your desire for new Warriors books. Make sure you have read the whole other series or you will not understand the characters and concept. Choose it.
