Customer Reviews
a great rising 
2008-05-09
After Midnight I wasn't really impressed with the quality of the writing but with moonrise it came up alot so I really recommend this book.
Warrior"s Rule 2008-05-05
All of the Erin Hunter books are great! I just love them and have read them many times over. I am not a reader, I hate to read!!! But give me a Warrior series book and leave me alone for a few days. They are the best. Thanks Erin for opening up a new world for me.
Warriors, NP: Moonrise 
2008-03-30
The group meets amysterious tribe of mountain cats, who keep Stormfur prisoner so they can fufill their own prophecy.
A sad, interesting and detailed read, worth re-reading.
Experience the world of cats 
2008-03-29
Get lost in the world of cats. The author does a great job discribing tribes of cats in the mountains - cats with different anscestors and different lifestyles. This book is a good for young audience as well, of course, as for cat lovers who often wonder how cat percives our world.
Check also The Dog Who Rescues Cats: True Story of Ginny, The
Great series 2008-01-12
Pre-teen and early teen girls love the series. It has my 10 year olds attention. She is reading like never before.
Warriors:Moonrise 2007-12-19
Are you a fan of the Warriors series? If you are, Moonrise will surely interest you. Moonrise continues the journey of the 6 cats to complete a prophecy set by their ancestors to save their forest and also how the cats in the 4 clans left in the forest are coping. The 6 cats come upon strange cats that are in a tribe. The tribe cats think that Stormfur, one of the Riverclan cats on the journey, is also their prophesized cat that says that he will defeat the tribe cat's enemy, Sharptooth.
While all of this is happening to the prophesized cats, the forest cats are in distress. There isn't enough prey in the forest for them because of the humans and cats are dying because of starvation and illness. Some cats have even gone missing and the other cats are starting to spread rumors about why they might be missing!
Moonrise is one of the best books I've ever read with lots of suspense and action. There is a huge twist in the story but you're going to have to read it to find out what it is! Happy reading!
The great journey 2007-08-26
This book follows the traveling cats as they try to make their way back to the forest. Again, a very strong, page turning book and I loved every bit of it. Some parts were harder to read than others as trouble follows the cats, but as usual, that only leads to more adventure and really keeps your interest. Addictive and highly entertaining. Can't wait for the next book.
why?!! 2007-08-22
For others who read Midnight and Moonrise back to back, did you notice there was a replication of an entire chapter from Midnight (one of the last when the cats are leaving the sea cliffs) to chapter 5 of Moonrise? I don't know what on earth happened but I'm assuming that it was done deliberately since the story flowed through both chunks of either book in the right places and the details for terrain description were adjusted. Rather annoying realizing a whole chapter was transferred over. I personally liked Midnight better than Moonrise as this book moves a lot slower and the way the story functions with the mountain cats, at the moment feels like filler. Hoping that changes in the next one. I don't know how intentional it was, but Sharptooth also seems like he could've been named better. I had a really hard time trying not to picture a tyrannosaurus rex (Land Before Time) as I was reading.
good one!!! 2007-08-05
now this is a book. buy it, buy it, buy it! moonrise continues from after the cats on thier journey meet midnight the badger and head home taking the mountanious path instead of going back trough twoleg place but along the way they meet a group of tribe cats who seemed determined that the six cats must not leave.
cedarclaw
Roller coaster of emotions! 2007-08-04
My 13yr old son read this book in 6hrs!! He thoroughly enjoyed the plot and was visibly upset when FeatherTail died...but he insisted that it was the best of this particular set of Warrior Cat books.
