Bluestar's Prophecy starts off surprisingly slow. Not much happens near the beginning of the book. There are some questions left unanswered, and there is room for an epilogue to answer them. Like all other Warrior books by Erin Hunter, readers don't want it to end. The book starts off with bluestar as a little kit, before she opened her eyes. The story is bacically just Bluestar's life. Through most of the book she had her warrior name; Bluefur, and her sister was named Snowfur. The end of the book is just before the beginning of Into the Wild, book one of the first series by Erin Hunter. It was very well written and had an interesting base, that urges readers onwards.
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Thursday, March 31, 2011
Bluestar's Prophecy Review
Bluestar's Prophecy starts off surprisingly slow. Not much happens near the beginning of the book. There are some questions left unanswered, and there is room for an epilogue to answer them. Like all other Warrior books by Erin Hunter, readers don't want it to end. The book starts off with bluestar as a little kit, before she opened her eyes. The story is bacically just Bluestar's life. Through most of the book she had her warrior name; Bluefur, and her sister was named Snowfur. The end of the book is just before the beginning of Into the Wild, book one of the first series by Erin Hunter. It was very well written and had an interesting base, that urges readers onwards.
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