Warriors Super Edition: Leopardstar's Honor
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Summary
An epic stand-alone adventure in Erin Hunter's #1 nationally bestselling Warriors series！ Also includes an exclusive ten-page Warriors comic。
In this Super Edition， devoted RiverClan warrior Leopardfur discovers just how far she will go to protect her Clan。
Since her kithood， Leopardfur has known that she would one day save RiverClan from destruction。 The ambitious ThunderClan deputy Tigerclaw believes he can help her fulfill her destiny， but as Leopardstar rises to follow in Crookedstar's paw steps， she must decide what kind of leader she will be--one who maintains the peace among the Clans， or one who is willing to sacrifice anything for the good of her own。
Join the legion of fans who have discovered the epic adventures， fierce warrior cats， and thrilling fantasy world of the mega-bestselling Warriors series。 This stand-alone entry， set before and during the events of The Prophecies Begin， is perfect for new readers and dedicated fans alike。
In this Super Edition， devoted RiverClan warrior Leopardfur discovers just how far she will go to protect her Clan。
Since her kithood， Leopardfur has known that she would one day save RiverClan from destruction。 The ambitious ThunderClan deputy Tigerclaw believes he can help her fulfill her destiny， but as Leopardstar rises to follow in Crookedstar's paw steps， she must decide what kind of leader she will be--one who maintains the peace among the Clans， or one who is willing to sacrifice anything for the good of her own。
Join the legion of fans who have discovered the epic adventures， fierce warrior cats， and thrilling fantasy world of the mega-bestselling Warriors series。 This stand-alone entry， set before and during the events of The Prophecies Begin， is perfect for new readers and dedicated fans alike。
Reviews
Sydney Veno
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Leopardstars honor is a book about a young cat with a determination to help her clan。 She went through death， grief and all kinds of stress throughout her long life， all without a mother。 This book gave me a wild amount of emotion， but it should not be recommended for kids due to the attribute of murder and death。 Ive gotten upset with some of these books before， but this one is completely different。Starting her apprenticeship early， her adoptive siblings， well， one tried drowning her in the cla Leopardstars honor is a book about a young cat with a determination to help her clan。 She went through death， grief and all kinds of stress throughout her long life， all without a mother。 This book gave me a wild amount of emotion， but it should not be recommended for kids due to the attribute of murder and death。 Ive gotten upset with some of these books before， but this one is completely different。Starting her apprenticeship early， her adoptive siblings， well， one tried drowning her in the clans stream， traumatized for months before her other adoptive sibling， SunPaw taught her how to swim。 LeopardStar always thought she had a destiny， and in the end of this book， she found out that it wasnt just a destiny， it was an honor。 Never in reading this series books have one gotten me so emotional， but i recommend reading it if you feel interested in this review。 。。。more
Andi
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it wasn't terrible， but the continuity errors are uhhh yeah not great。 hard when it runs along the main series and the most pivotal events in the whole wc universe。 it wasn't terrible， but the continuity errors are uhhh yeah not great。 hard when it runs along the main series and the most pivotal events in the whole wc universe。 。。。more
Carter
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The book was pretty good and gives you a whole different perspective on leapardstar （which I guess is supposed to be the point of these super editions）。 I'm not going to say who dies， but all the deaths are very well-done， emotional， and heartbreaking （a very common thing to expect with great storytellers like Erin Hunter Team）。 But， like most warriors' books， half the book is taken up by meaningless scenes。 there are about three chapters dedicated to young leapardkit learning how to swim。 It ju The book was pretty good and gives you a whole different perspective on leapardstar （which I guess is supposed to be the point of these super editions）。 I'm not going to say who dies， but all the deaths are very well-done， emotional， and heartbreaking （a very common thing to expect with great storytellers like Erin Hunter Team）。 But， like most warriors' books， half the book is taken up by meaningless scenes。 there are about three chapters dedicated to young leapardkit learning how to swim。 It just makes the story way longer than it needs to be。Some of the decisions made by leapardstar were extremely irrational， she really should have noticed the red flags when she （SPOILERS） joined tigerstar or when he threatens her deputy and her other warriors with death。 And when she finds out that scourge is the real bad guy， suddenly nothing matters in life， and she and all her friends will die。 She doesn't even think about fighting back until her dad screams it in her face。 All that aside， I still think this was a compelling， emotional book with likable characters， even if it was unnecessarily longer than it should be。 。。。more
Miles
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Is there Scourge？ Yes！you know a book isn't the best when it takes 400 pages to get interesting。 I know it's a retelling of the first arc through her POV but man is she just the most obnoxiously cocky-insecure cat。 Leopardstar is so awful， I spent over two months just trying to get through it。 Also I have the first edition， so I'm not sure if it's fixed， but the grammatical errors are hilarious。 My favourite is "anther" instead of "another"。anyways。。。skip it。 She's an awful cat， that's all there Is there Scourge？ Yes！you know a book isn't the best when it takes 400 pages to get interesting。 I know it's a retelling of the first arc through her POV but man is she just the most obnoxiously cocky-insecure cat。 Leopardstar is so awful， I spent over two months just trying to get through it。 Also I have the first edition， so I'm not sure if it's fixed， but the grammatical errors are hilarious。 My favourite is "anther" instead of "another"。anyways。。。skip it。 She's an awful cat， that's all there is to it。 。。。more
Alyce
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Eh， the book is awful。 First， we got Leopardstar， which blames ThunderClan for all her problems and refuses to reflect upon herself。 Then， we got RiverClan， diminished to a Clan that blindly follows its leader despite all the idiotic things Leopardstar does。 Then， we have this crap claim from the author that says Leopardstar's life isn't about a mate even though it takes up like a quarter of the book？ Not that I minded the romance but don't make claims you can't support。 Also， the thing with Tig Eh， the book is awful。 First， we got Leopardstar， which blames ThunderClan for all her problems and refuses to reflect upon herself。 Then， we got RiverClan， diminished to a Clan that blindly follows its leader despite all the idiotic things Leopardstar does。 Then， we have this crap claim from the author that says Leopardstar's life isn't about a mate even though it takes up like a quarter of the book？ Not that I minded the romance but don't make claims you can't support。 Also， the thing with Tigerstar was very sus and I'm not going to forgive her for killing Stonefur （bruh how do her Clanmates still support her afterward？）。 The book is basically pointless because it doesn't change anything about Leopardstar。 We don't even get the reasoning as to why Crookedstar chooses Leopardfur as deputy， besides that she's young and ambitious like 90% of his Clan。Also， we aren't gonna forget about the fact that they still told the story of Oakheart incorrectly once again。。。。 this is a huge part of the series。。。 the editors went all over the place。Don't bother reading; won't change your mind about the character （which I assume is the point， right？） 。。。more
Mikaela Garcia
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LeopardstarIt just makes me dislike her more。 Yes， it told more about her character。 But she is very manipulative and naive。 Like it was a clear sign about Tigerstar in the first place。
Chantal Kloth
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fantastic book and i LOVED to learn more about leopardstar and what was going on in her head with some of the decisions she made。 my heart also aches for the losses she’s had and what she had to give up for her clan。 however， SO many typos in the book and contradictory parts made the book hard to follow at some points。
Le
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I’m not the biggest fan of Leopardstar， so that may have influenced my feelings toward the book， but I was still willing to read it because I found it one day in Barnes and Noble and thought， “Why not？”I was disappointed。 The editing mistakes were not few and easily noticed。 My biggest issue， however， was the confusing time jumps。 There was little to no indication of skipping ahead in time until I saw a new character and went ‘Wait， what？’ That really bothered me to no end and I was glad to get I’m not the biggest fan of Leopardstar， so that may have influenced my feelings toward the book， but I was still willing to read it because I found it one day in Barnes and Noble and thought， “Why not？”I was disappointed。 The editing mistakes were not few and easily noticed。 My biggest issue， however， was the confusing time jumps。 There was little to no indication of skipping ahead in time until I saw a new character and went ‘Wait， what？’ That really bothered me to no end and I was glad to get this over with。 Maybe if it slowed down a little and the time jumps were more smooth and obvious to the reader so it doesn’t get confusing， maybe my enjoyment would’ve been higher。 。。。more
Emma
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Leopardstar was always shown as very stuck up and bossy in the original series and this book really showed that she wasn’t。 She was a good leader， and was very opinionated， but understood that actions had consequences。 I like the fact that her father is a medicine cat and it’s absolutely fine， it just proves that there shouldn’t be a rule against medics cats having kits。 Leopardstar was always a very overlooked leader in series since most of her reign was during the second series when they are t Leopardstar was always shown as very stuck up and bossy in the original series and this book really showed that she wasn’t。 She was a good leader， and was very opinionated， but understood that actions had consequences。 I like the fact that her father is a medicine cat and it’s absolutely fine， it just proves that there shouldn’t be a rule against medics cats having kits。 Leopardstar was always a very overlooked leader in series since most of her reign was during the second series when they are traveling the whole time。 She definitely deserved this book， and it was very deep into her story。 。。。more
Emily
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 this three star rating exists only in the context of others who have been forever completely affected by the brain-worm that is the warrior cats series。 i started reading as a kid and no matter what i cannot shake my enthusiasm despite the constantly lackluster writing。 this is a book written purely for diehard enthusiasts and is only recommendable in that context。 thinking of it individually it would be a horrible read。this book ONLY should be thought of as a companion piece to the original ser this three star rating exists only in the context of others who have been forever completely affected by the brain-worm that is the warrior cats series。 i started reading as a kid and no matter what i cannot shake my enthusiasm despite the constantly lackluster writing。 this is a book written purely for diehard enthusiasts and is only recommendable in that context。 thinking of it individually it would be a horrible read。this book ONLY should be thought of as a companion piece to the original series。 that’s what makes this book work。 this novel succeeds in that it so well explores and shows a different perspective for the original set of six books。 it essentially rehashes the same plot， which either could be fascinating or redundant， depending on how you see it。 i quite enjoy it， because this book does quite a good job of showing just how these events get interpreted differently from the other perspective。 leopardstar is written so well here。 the greatest success of this book is that it takes a character that seems like a plot device making decisions for no reason and suddenly puts her in the realm of empathy。 i found this book easy to leaf through because her story is so compelling。 she’s brash and argumentative， bloodthirsty and ambitious without being outright evil。 she’s the kind of character that keeps this universe so interesting。 she’s cunning and doesn’t trust others， and i love her for that。 her relationships with the other characters shine here too- sunfish， frogleap， mudfur， whiteclaw and crookedstar all shine。 however her interactions with silverstream might be my favorite- silverstream serves as a perfect foil to leopardstar and their interactions reveal so much about the both of them。 i wish there had been a bit more of skyheart and her bully nature， it was an interesting edge and her cruelty was such a new turn for the series。 i wish it hadn’t been forgotten so easily in the novel。 i also feel that the ending feels rushed and awkward。 leopardstar’s turn is mostly believable but it’s still awkward how she’s so focused on riverclan’s glory but is quick to join tigerclan。 the two things seem contradictory。 but the buildup to it is still great， if not for one issue- the damn mistakes。 this series’s editing mistakes are usually minor and easy to notice then skip over， but featherpaw and stormpaw’s apprentice ceremony happening one or two chapters early completely disrupts the flow of the novel and is such a glaring mistake i can’t believe it wasn’t fixed。 so， overall:great character moments。 fantastic development and resolution for leopardstar。 very interesting alternate point of view for the main series。 awkward ending。 glaring editing mistakes。 a read i definitely enjoyed， but only as such a diehard fan of this series and the lore and characters that surrounds it。 。。。more
Amanda
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This was just bad and lazy writing。 The allegiances are messed up。 Whitestorm is a warrior but his father， Thistleclaw（and his sisters） are apprentices。 The pacing was weird like suddenly a queen had given birth and the kits wouldn't be mentioned for a while。 Tigerstar asks who Featherkit and Stormkit's mentors will be even though they received mentors a chapter or so before。 In the Manga， Reedpaw is still an apprentice while Hawkfrost and Mothwing are warriors。 Leopardstar's character was awful This was just bad and lazy writing。 The allegiances are messed up。 Whitestorm is a warrior but his father， Thistleclaw（and his sisters） are apprentices。 The pacing was weird like suddenly a queen had given birth and the kits wouldn't be mentioned for a while。 Tigerstar asks who Featherkit and Stormkit's mentors will be even though they received mentors a chapter or so before。 In the Manga， Reedpaw is still an apprentice while Hawkfrost and Mothwing are warriors。 Leopardstar's character was awful and the writing made it worse。 I've never liked her but I wanted to give this book a chance to explain why she so willingly followed Tigerstar and I'm just disappointed。 Leopardstar was spoiled as a kit but it does not explain her ego and lack of self-control。 Plenty of cats have told her throughout her life that her eagerness to fight is bad but she refuses to listen until the cats close to her die even then she twists the truth to blame others。 Whitefang， Sunfish， or Whiteclaw didn't have to die。 She chose to fight Redtail when she could have walked away。 She taught Whiteclaw the same thing（fight first， ask questions later）。 This book didn't make me like her and it's not Leopardstar's fault。 The writing is lazy and rushed。 How are we supposed to care about this character when the writers didn't care enough to write her well。 I love Warriors but this book was just bad and embarrassing。 。。。more
Luna O。
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This book was boring。 The first time in 2 years where I didn’t finish a Warriors book the same day I got it。
Shelby Kankel
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I can't believe I finished the Warrior Kitty Saga 😭 I have LOVED getting to know the history of the clans / hearing TigerStars treachery from different leaders perceptions。 THE BEST SERIES EVER WRITTEN！！！！！！ I can't believe I finished the Warrior Kitty Saga 😭 I have LOVED getting to know the history of the clans / hearing TigerStars treachery from different leaders perceptions。 THE BEST SERIES EVER WRITTEN！！！！！！ 。。。more
J。 Rose
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What a pain to read。 Too many mistakes， too much wasted potential。But I did like Leopardstar's relationship with Sunfish and Whiteclaw。 What a pain to read。 Too many mistakes， too much wasted potential。But I did like Leopardstar's relationship with Sunfish and Whiteclaw。 。。。more
Micah
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2。5 stars: This book failed at making me empathize with Leopardstar （strongly， anyway）。 Her character lacked the depth that's present in the protagonists of the other Super Editions， I never understood her choices， and the ending felt so sloppy。 Not to mention multiple timeline mistakes- they made me cringe so hard because they could have so easily been fixed if someone had， idk， proofread the book？？？？ I was excited to be able to see Leopardstar's previously unseen perspective， especially during 2。5 stars: This book failed at making me empathize with Leopardstar （strongly， anyway）。 Her character lacked the depth that's present in the protagonists of the other Super Editions， I never understood her choices， and the ending felt so sloppy。 Not to mention multiple timeline mistakes- they made me cringe so hard because they could have so easily been fixed if someone had， idk， proofread the book？？？？ I was excited to be able to see Leopardstar's previously unseen perspective， especially during Tigerstar's reign， but the story just felt cheap and rushed。 I always thought Leopardstar kind of sucked， and this book didn't change my mind about that。 （And like yeah， I get that she also realizes that she kind of sucks and feels bad and changes in the end blah blah blah。。。 But I didn't CARE， and that was the problem。） It's disappointing because that's basically the point of these Super Editions。 It made me especially sad having recently re-read "Crookedstar's Promise，" which takes place in RiverClan at a similar time and is probably one of the best books in the entire franchise。 I don't know who's writing the new books （I finished the "Omen of the Stars" series and read the first couple in "Dawn of the Clans，" stopping around 2012-13）， but they don't seem to have the same care for the Warriors world and characters as the original writers did。 I'm still glad that I read it and did enjoy the first half alright， but overall， disappointed :（ 。。。more
Michelle Von
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This is the worst money grab in the whole Warriors franchise。 Unless you're a completionist， there is absolutely no reason to pick this up。 It's a cheat to the fans who waste their time and/or money on it。Lepardstar doesn't really get her own story。 Sure， it's her POV， but since this takes place concurrently with the original arc， she's being tossed from one plot beat to the next with no agency of her own。 She's wherever the original arc needs her to be。 It even skips sizable chunks of time for This is the worst money grab in the whole Warriors franchise。 Unless you're a completionist， there is absolutely no reason to pick this up。 It's a cheat to the fans who waste their time and/or money on it。Lepardstar doesn't really get her own story。 Sure， it's her POV， but since this takes place concurrently with the original arc， she's being tossed from one plot beat to the next with no agency of her own。 She's wherever the original arc needs her to be。 It even skips sizable chunks of time for no reason， except that anyone who's read the OG arc already knows what happened， which should say something。 The longer this book goes on， the more time it passes over and the more it requires you to have a knowledge of the OG series， while adding nothing unique to the narrative。Other Super Editions show the characters on quests far from home， so they can write whatever and it doesn't interfere with the main timeline of the six book arcs; or it bridges gaps between arcs， because there's usually a few moons between arcs。 Sometimes Super Editions do both。 Trying to keep Leopardstar in the forest and tell a unique story， concurrent with an already fleshed out series， was going to be difficult from the start and it wasn't handled well。 Leopardstar doesn't disappear during the original series， so there wasn't much room to tell us anything we didn't know， unless the writer got creative。 Unfortunately， the effort didn't go well。I think there was a halfhearted attempt to show Leopardstar as someone lacking confidence and reveal how she fell for Tigerstar's lies。 She had a strained relationship with her father as she got older， but she wanted his approval， and that's what made her susceptible to Tigerstar's manipulation tactics。 That would have been great， if Erin Hunter had committed to that angle， because it's realistic and would make Leopardstar more sympathetic; but EH never really fleshed it out。 She was just always mad at her father without ever getting to the root of why， wanting his approval that she had as a kit。Leopardstar doesn't even have an interesting upbringing。 She gets bullied and abused for， like， 3 chapters and I kept thinking it would come up later as someone she has to challenge for responsibility or prove her skills to， or something。 But she just gets over it and never holds it against her bully and they get along just fine without an apology or confrontation。Leopardstar's Honor tried to cover too much material （roughly 1，800 pages from the original arc） and ended up revealing very little about Leopardstar。 If you're thinking this might be a good replacement for the original arc because of the events it includes， it isn't。 It skips events at the end， when you get the feeling it's been going on too long for one book （which it does） and the writer just wants to end it already。 You could literally just imagine what happened in Riverclan when Firestar wasn't around， for all this added to the OG series （which is absolutely nothing）。I've ranted online and offline about the decline of the Warriors franchise in recent arcs， and handed out plenty of one and two star ratings， but this book makes me actively angry in just how pointless it was。 Just a total ripoff。 Skip it。 。。。more
emily ★彡
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I really did love this book but I gave it three stars because I found Riverclan life boring but it was nice to see another clan life instead of mainly just Thunderclan。 I also didn't really like Leopardstar's attitude at certain times。 I really did love this book but I gave it three stars because I found Riverclan life boring but it was nice to see another clan life instead of mainly just Thunderclan。 I also didn't really like Leopardstar's attitude at certain times。 。。。more
Rowan :）
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I fell in love with the character of Leopardstar， and this book was such an awesome tribute to her。
Carys
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As a Warriors fan， I could not help but be curious about this book。We will start with the negatives。 Leopardstar has never been my favorite cat。 She always seemed kind of。。。 off。 RiverClan has been known to have kind， compassionate leaders that look out for the other Clans as well as their own。 I feel like Leopardstar only really cared about HER OWN Clan。 She would do anything for the triumph of a fight without thinking about peaceful options first。 My thoughts were proved to be correct when Win As a Warriors fan， I could not help but be curious about this book。We will start with the negatives。 Leopardstar has never been my favorite cat。 She always seemed kind of。。。 off。 RiverClan has been known to have kind， compassionate leaders that look out for the other Clans as well as their own。 I feel like Leopardstar only really cared about HER OWN Clan。 She would do anything for the triumph of a fight without thinking about peaceful options first。 My thoughts were proved to be correct when Windclan was driven out。 She did nothing to join ThunderClan's efforts to help them， because she was at war for land with Thunderclan。 Also， she wanted even MORE land for herself when prey was already plentiful。 I understand that Sunningrocks already belonged to her， but she did not really NEED it。 Instead of helping WindClan， she took part of their territory， fighting off any warriors who wanted their home back。 This book is basically a sum up of HOW Leopardstar fell into Tigerstar's scheme in the time of TigerClan。 I feel that this book did not show how Leopardstar's change of heart came into picture。 At one moment， she had finally took Crookedstar's words into consideration and used her words first before her claws。 After Crookedstar's death， she changes。 We all know no change in personality comes in a day。 Later， even though Crookedstar was pro-WindClan， and she was too for a bit， she randomly orders her warriors to try and hunt in other clan's lands。 Starting with WindClan。 There could be some reasons why， but it is very vague。 I suppose this could have been triggered by her grief， but she did not seem to grieve too much， so I'm uncertain。 This also could be because she lost the war against Thunderclan again。 After this she becomes friends with Tigerstar， trusts him even though he left his Clan to lead another with no explanation， and even hopes to become his mate。 But Mudclaw， her father and Medicine Cat， has visions and knows that Tigerstar is no good。 She does not listen to him after promising to， and there are of course， consequences。 This is a good book though， don't get me wrong， she does realize her mistakes。 But this still does not justify the deaths she caused， when she had really no reason to want to be so power hungry。 。。。more
Andy-Caerwyn
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Honestly I have never been the biggest fan of Leopardstar。 But I feel like a lot of what happened in this book was just unnecessary and painful。
Faith
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It was a good book， but the pacing was AWFUL
Chiara
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The only part of this book I’d say was decent was around like the last 10 chapters。 Honestly you could just ditch the rest of the book and only read those and you’d still have about the same experience。 First 400 pages were boring as hell and that’s not forgetting the timeline inconsistencies
Devon
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 I enjoyed this book for the most part but did have some issues with it。 For one thing I was not sure if Leopardstar was supposed to be a likeable character or not。 I knew going into this book that I was not a huge fan of Leopardstar but I also liked seeing how she became the way she was。 The problem was that Leopardstar feels bad about some of the choices and expresses regret for them in the moment and will indicate she is going to change。 Then Leopardstar goes on to do the exact same things and I enjoyed this book for the most part but did have some issues with it。 For one thing I was not sure if Leopardstar was supposed to be a likeable character or not。 I knew going into this book that I was not a huge fan of Leopardstar but I also liked seeing how she became the way she was。 The problem was that Leopardstar feels bad about some of the choices and expresses regret for them in the moment and will indicate she is going to change。 Then Leopardstar goes on to do the exact same things and everyone just sort of accepts this and doesn't really call her out on it except for Stonefur （who honestly is in a pretty crappy position for the latter half of the book）。 There are also a number of continuity problems within the book where the book directly contradicts itself。Despite this I enjoyed seeing Riverclan's perspective on things， Silverstream's character development， and how Lepoardstar and Tigerstar's relationship happened。 I was also slightly suprised that Leopardstar kind of showed me that Fireheart/star was a little bit of a hypriocate when I didn't really see that at first。 。。。more
Christina's Library
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As always， I love Warriors！ I've read dozens of these books and enjoy them so much！ Of course， I am pretty much a cat worshipper lol As always， I love Warriors！ I've read dozens of these books and enjoy them so much！ Of course， I am pretty much a cat worshipper lol 。。。more
Alyssa
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I have a very different opinion of Leopardstar after reading this。 Although she succeeded in saving RiverClan in the end， I truly didn't realize that her bad decisions were what ultimately destroyed her Clan in the first place。 I loved in the little comic at the end when she says that maybe she wasn't meant to save RiverClan with her own two paws， but she was meant to bring about the cat who would， meaning Mistyfoot/star。 And I couldn't agree more， I think Mistystar is probably the best leader R I have a very different opinion of Leopardstar after reading this。 Although she succeeded in saving RiverClan in the end， I truly didn't realize that her bad decisions were what ultimately destroyed her Clan in the first place。 I loved in the little comic at the end when she says that maybe she wasn't meant to save RiverClan with her own two paws， but she was meant to bring about the cat who would， meaning Mistyfoot/star。 And I couldn't agree more， I think Mistystar is probably the best leader RiverClan has ever had。 。。。more
subtle_reads
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3。5 stars
Levi Kimball
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This has to be one of my favorite warriors super editions！ It really gives you everything a super edition needs， good detail and meaning， it really shows the world in their view， it focuses in on their feelings and opinions really good， it gives the charcters a complicated and detailed personality that many super editions don't give and it doesn't speed right through it， and leave out any important details and events， it was a perfect book。 I really liked seeing Lepordstar's life up close before This has to be one of my favorite warriors super editions！ It really gives you everything a super edition needs， good detail and meaning， it really shows the world in their view， it focuses in on their feelings and opinions really good， it gives the charcters a complicated and detailed personality that many super editions don't give and it doesn't speed right through it， and leave out any important details and events， it was a perfect book。 I really liked seeing Lepordstar's life up close before she became leader and after she did and her struggle in her grief of all the cats she lost and earning her place as well as proving to her father she can be a good leader and deputy， when he doubts that because of her rage and eagerness for battle。 It was also awesome book that it showed the events of when she was in Tigerclan， and her fondness and understanding and misunderstanding of Tigerstar， and how she found the best way to lead Riverclan and save it from Tigerstar and truly find her place in Riverclan。 If anything was bad about this book， it was a that there was a few， well actually a fairly big handful of typos I saw in the book， like misspelling the names of the characters and missing a few words like "Quick come over here they'll see you" but missing the "see" so it would be "Quick come over here they'll you。" But overall and really， this was an increadibly amazing book。 。。。more
ladymacb3thh_
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gave it a five to preserve the rating but it's more of a 3。75-4 stars。 nothing makes me happier than returns to the old days， they just have a completely different vibe， and it was really nice to see Leopardstar's perspective on this， she is such a misunderstood character。 and WHITECLAW NO i was so sad。 I can totally see her motivations for hating ThunderClan now， but the problem with this book is that when we got into the events of forest of secrets and beyond it was more of a choppy recount an gave it a five to preserve the rating but it's more of a 3。75-4 stars。 nothing makes me happier than returns to the old days， they just have a completely different vibe， and it was really nice to see Leopardstar's perspective on this， she is such a misunderstood character。 and WHITECLAW NO i was so sad。 I can totally see her motivations for hating ThunderClan now， but the problem with this book is that when we got into the events of forest of secrets and beyond it was more of a choppy recount and there were so many errors。 first half was outstanding though and I'm still happy we got to return to the old days。 My verdict: Bluestar's prophecy will forever remain the best super edition 。。。more
Ness
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Leopardstar's honour certainly isn't my favourite super edition， but it was pretty enjoyable。 Minor spoilers here， but nothing that isn't revealed in The Prophecies Begin！As usual， I'll start with what I liked: first and foremost， this book was chonky。 It's definitely way thicker than your usual Warriors book， even the other super editions！ I can never complain about that， because it just means more Warriors to read。 Plus， the book is super fast-paced - in only a few chapters Leopardfur was a wa Leopardstar's honour certainly isn't my favourite super edition， but it was pretty enjoyable。 Minor spoilers here， but nothing that isn't revealed in The Prophecies Begin！As usual， I'll start with what I liked: first and foremost， this book was chonky。 It's definitely way thicker than your usual Warriors book， even the other super editions！ I can never complain about that， because it just means more Warriors to read。 Plus， the book is super fast-paced - in only a few chapters Leopardfur was a warrior， then deputy shortly after！ I liked how much content the book managed to cover， and it didn't even span to the end of Leoparstar's life like a lot of the other prequels do。 （I guess that just goes to show how embroiled RiverClan was with all the chaos that went down in The Prophecies Begin！） Plus， the addition of context for why Whiteclaw's death in the first series upset her so much was nice。Okay， there were a few things I picked up on that I wasn't as big of a fan of。 While I did like the book's fast pace （it was a nice change after Greystripe's Vow's slower style）， I think the relationships between Leopardstar and her nursery friends would have had a bit more focus and more meaning towards the latter end of the book - it felt like they dropped off from the story as the plot became the main focus for the second half of the book。 My biggest criticism is a glaring error around the apprenticeship of Featherpaw and Stormpaw， where the entire ceremony seems to have been put in the wrong spot of the book。 The wiki summarises it quite well:'The entire paragraph about Featherpaw's and Stormpaw's apprentice ceremony contains several aspects that don't happen until later in the plot:- Jaggedtooth and Boulder are present during the ceremony despite only being stationed in RiverClan after it joined with ShadowClan to form TigerClan。- Feaherpaw and Stormpaw are apprenticed too early in the plot as later the book mentions how Skyheart keeps Mosspelt company in the nursery now that Mistyfoot's kits are apprentices。 This implies that by this point， Mosspelt is still in the nursery with Featherkit and Stormkit。 - Additionally， Tigerstar later also asks Leopardstar if she's still planning to make Mistyfoot and Stonefur mentors to Featherkit and Stormkit， even though their ceremony has already been held'I know the Warriors series is riddled with mistakes （many of them very entertaining）， but this one really ruined my immersion because it didn't go by unnoticed like most of them。 It genuinely seems like they put a chapter in the wrong place。 How did nobody pick up on this？ It's not like one of those mistakes where the Erins forgot to check what happened in the older books they wrote - no， this whole scene directly contradicts stuff that happens in the next few chapters。 What the heck。So。。。 it's quite hard to rate this one。 I really enjoyed the first half of this book， but I found it a bit lacklustre beyond that point。 I'd feel terrible giving a warriors book three stars， but I'm not sure if it's worthy of four。 I really want to give it a 3。5。。。 but I'll settle for three。 I'd still recommend reading it if you're a fan of the series， but I've enjoyed most other super editions more。 。。。more
Alex T。
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