Warriors: The Prophecies Begin Warriors #2: Fire and Ice, Book 2, (Paperback)

from chuff

Some STRIKINGLY brutal emotional scenes involving lifelong injuries... Not suitable for small kids. I cringed as an adult at the treatment in this book of wounds & how they change people's lives, & the guilt on other parties for allowing them to happen... A well-written book, tons of conflict in ...

from Sheila1957

Book 2 of the Warriors series finds Fireheart in trouble and torn between the Clan world and his kittypet world. Wind Clan has been displaced from their territory and Fireheart and Graystripe are sent to find them and bring them back. Fights occur and Fireheart is caught between loyalty to the Cl...

from firhetrick

Isn't it cool that in Warriors - Book #2, Fire and Ice, cats can talk? That's what they think!! And they call us two-legs, not humans! So, in this book, betrayal happens everywhere. A cat names Fireheart learns that he can't trust some of his friends. Recommended for fantasy fanatics ages 9 and u...

from ElizaJane

Gone is the awkwardness I found in the first book of this series. This second book was a fast-paced enjoyable read. The story starts the day after the previous events and we are greeted with many familiar characters. The rivalries between the Clans is increasing and war seems immanent. I read thi...

from athenaharmony

Definitely a kids' book, a little bit predictable and paced a little fast for my liking (but then, I'm not a kid), but still enjoyable for an older audience. I was very reluctant to read this, not because I thought it wouldn't be good, but because I was forced to read this second installment befo...