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I Really Agree with you. THe first book in the Vision of Shadows was very dull and sad most of the book was the cat traveling to find skyclan and all they end up with is a lot of Cats that took over skyclan and took their camp from them, but it lead the way to the next book which was ten times better. Every book has its own theme or the (Main problem) that ends of being solved in there end. Warriors into the wild had Tigerstar who had tried to kill bluestar so he can become leader of Thunderclan and take over all four clans,The new prophecy has Brambleclaw who is the son of Tigerstar and he is on a quest to find midnight and warn the clans of upcoming danger, power of three had three Cats Named Hollyleaf,Lionblaze, And Jayfeather are meant to save the clans from a secret threat called the dark forestso all of the books have their own sets of problems that in the end of the series will be solved and then there will be a new one but even if that spreads the book out a lot the will make it boring it gives them a chance to make new plots and characters 

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I Really Agree with you. THe first book in the Vision of Shadows was very dull and sad most of the book was the cat traveling to find skyclan and all they end up with is a lot of Cats that took over skyclan and took their camp from them, but it lead the way to the next book which was ten times better. Every book has its own theme or the (Main problem) that ends of being solved in there end. Warriors into the wild had Tigerstar who had tried to kill bluestar so he can become leader of Thunderclan and take over all four clans,The new prophecy has Brambleclaw who is the son of Tigerstar and he is on a quest to find midnight and warn the clans of upcoming danger, power of three had three Cats Named Hollyleaf,Lionblaze, And Jayfeather are meant to save the clans from a secret threat called the dark forestso all of the books have their own sets of problems that in the end of the series will be solved and then there will be a new one but even if that spreads the book out a lot the will make it boring it gives them a chance to make new plots and characters 

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I Really Agree with you. The first book in the Vision of Shadows was very dull and sad most of the book was the cat traveling to find skyclan and all they end up with is a lot of Cats that took over skyclan and took their camp from them, but it lead the way to the next book which was ten times better. Every book has its own theme or the (Main problem) that ends of being solved in there end. Warriors into the wild had Tigerstar who had tried to kill bluestar so he can become leader of Thunderclan and take over all four clans,The new prophecy has Brambleclaw who is the son of Tigerstar and he is on a quest to find midnight and warn the clans of upcoming danger, power of three had three Cats Named Hollyleaf,Lionblaze, And Jayfeather are meant to save the clans from a secret threat called the dark forest

so all of the books have their own sets of problems that in the end of the series will be solved and then there will be a new one but even if that spreads the book out a lot the will make it boring it gives them a chance to make new plots and characters

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“‘You will take this Clan over my dead body.’ Delight sparked in Darktail’s gaze. ‘That sounds fair.’”

Separated from each other Twigkit and Violetkit struggle to fit in with their new clans. Meanwhile, the rogues who destroyed SkyClan have found their way to the lake. They're ruthless - and it looks like ShadowClan will be their next target.

Thunder and Shadow has managed to breathe life into the Vision of Shadows arc after it’s dreadfully dull opening with The Apprentice’s Quest. I had very low expectations going in and this book far exceeded them.

There is very little of the dull travel plot that quite a few books in the series fall into, however the actual plot is a bit messy. There is a lot going on between the rogues’ reappearance, the kits struggling to fit in, ShadowClan’s sickness and Onestar’s madness. The original quest to save SkyClan is mostly pushed aside and following the several new plots is a bit messy but it’s still a major improvement from the previous book.

It was also refreshing to follow Twigkit and Violetkit instead of Alderpaw. Alderpaw was a rather bland character - and a sort of unnecessary third medicine cat. Twigkit and Violetkit have an exciting plotline and as a bonus Violetkit is in ShadowClan. It’s great to finally have a main series protagonist outside of ThunderClan. It was a wonderful new point of view and it made the relationship between Violetkit and her sister more interesting.

This book is not without faults of course. The characters are the most notable issue. Too many of them have extreme personalities that veer into nonsensical. Jayfeather is more crotchety than ever. Bramblestar makes several stupid and uncaring decisions. Needlepaw’s personality goes through a blender and comes out worse than before. Onestar no longer cares about the warrior code and it can no longer be argued that he’s even a decent leader when he used to be a friendly and well-meaning cat.

Overall it’s one of the better books in the series. It has drama, death, betrayal and high stakes. It does, however, have to be appreciated for what it is. It’s a children’s book. The writing is simple, most things are clear cut but that doesn’t mean it’s not enjoyable for adults to read.

One of the better books in The Warrior Cats series, even if the series has far outlived it’s prime.

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The Moonpool is a Special place in the book every Moon(Month) they head to this location to speak with their ancestors for advice about a certain topic or to learn of prophecies