Warriors: Dawn of the Clans #6: Path of Stars: A Middle Grade Fantasy for Kids (Ages 8-12) About Forest Cats Who Unite to Survive

I loved the twists and turns of this series. Moments that made me feel victorious, tense, frustrated, and sad. Great ending though!!! Very well done. Although I didn’t want it to happen, I predicted the best, yet saddest part of the book. Great job!!!!

This was most likely the best book of this series. I read this series a long time ago and was so dissatisfied that I didn't want to read it until now. I'm certainly glad I re read it. While there are still points in the book that I think are kinda dumb, the series as a whole isn't bad. Clear Sky and unnecessary drama made the series kind of annoying, but when I got over it I saw that there was some good stuff in this series. The whole evil rogue Slash who wants control over the land (for no specified reason really) probably could have been executed better. I felt like they needed a villian to continue the story, so there's Slash. I don't really understand why Gray Wing never really told anyone until they found out themselves. His reasoning wasn't that clear and it really wasn't all that smart either.Overall the whole Slash thing was interesting but could have been handled better. If he had some actual reason to want to wreck havoc then it would make sense. Perhaps if he was related to One Eye or Star Flower, or if perhaps his mother was killed by one of the mountain cats or something. Some sort of backstory.I hated Star Flower before, but after she had kits I ended up liking her. (Sorta). I just don't really understand the whole Star Flower/Clear Sky fiasco. I still can't believe he took over Thunders first love interest but I guess what can you do. It's also kind of weird how old Clear Sky is compared to her lol. The Erin's basically changed some cats personalities to make them seem like they've changed, like they're these kind, selfless cats now. Star Flower and Clear Sky for example, and kind of Leaf too.The ending could have been more satisfying. I always wished that Thunder and Turtle Tails kits had shown him more gratitude for raising them, but Thunder and Pebble Heart didn't seem very sad at all, and the rest of Turtle Tails kits didn't even show up. Also, is Gray Wing gonna get back together with Turtle Tail in Starclan, or is he gonna wait for Slate? I've always been curious about how relationships continue in Starclan after being in multiple relationships lol.Overall decent book, okay series. I kinda wished that we could have seen more interactions between Gray Wing and his kits - it would have made his death even more heartwrenching.

This has been one of my favorite books of the Warrior's Series. It was a good idea to see how the Clans were born. It was really touching and sad. My only two complaints are: JUST WHY DID GRAY WING HAVE TO DIE?! HE WAS MY FAVORITE CHARACTER OUT THE WARRIORS SERIES!! And I really just don't like the whole Clear Sky and Star Flower thing. But well... I really should have seen that coming considering Clear Sky is always stealing she cats, first from Gray Wing(Storm and Bright Stream) and now Thunder. Meh, maybe he "changed" in this book but I still HATE him. Um, isn't Slash basically another One Eye? Anyway, I liked how the rogues rebelled against Slash and his followers. I liked Violet(Dawn) and Fern. But Wind Runner was sort of turning into an annoying character. If you ask me, Dawn of the Clans has been better than the Power of Three and Omen of the Stars. I liked the firs and second series but man the last two were horrible. The characters were annoying and hard to follow but in Dawn of the Clans, I start to see more of the old Erin Hunter. The stories were better off without cats having powers and whatnot. Vision of Shadows seems promising. Anyway, nice job. Keep up the good work Erin(s)

i absolutely LOVE graywing but i was heartbroken when he died at the end i basically worship him he is so kind and i wish he didn't die because i cried for hours. now i make up stories about him and i call it my "happyplace". i also made up an idea for it though i maded it up i still thibk its good. so its a she cat in graywings time and her name is Faded Echos. ya but NEVER MIND about that. back to the book. i loved that this bookbut i think that there should've been a part after his death about his burial and the future when they tell stories about him. i know that im a bit OVEREATING about this small thing but the min part is READ THIS BOOK!!!!

A satisfying ending to one of the best arcs they've written so far! A few of the books in the series got a little clunky and a few characters became insufferable, but I still really enjoyed the story! Too many characters were introduced in the later books as well, making it hard to really enjoy them all, while previous characters are poor background faces without any personality. It's hard to love them all even a little when they're pushed aside. Especially Sun Shadow; I was very disappointed in how little contribution he ended up bringing to the plot. And characters that we loved like Jagged Peak, have sharp transitions of personality in which we end up strongly disliking them and not understanding why they've become so unpleasant and annoying. Clear Sky had a similar issue. Sometimes you think he's better and he's changed, and then he goes right back to being a total badger.Honestly though, it's still much better than a few of the last arcs. Very nice characters for the most part.

*WARNING: Slight spoilers ahead....An awesome end to an amazing arch. While I'm sad to see that it seems to not be in the works to be continued I am ecstatic to see a new beginning with bramble/squirrel offspring in next arch (yes I totally didn't expect that either). I felt a little rushed at the end of this one I hope that the authors decide to go more into details with super editions in the least. I think they had a great set up for a new series of archs apart from the originals. It left me with quite a few questions and a lot of wondering. The ending had me nearly balling and I have never had quite that reaction in all my years reading these books. Thrilling, enchanting and heartbreaking, you will be on the edge of seat and most unwilling to set this book down (I know I couldn't!)

An amazing conclusion for the newest warrior saga- And by the end, I was balling my eyes out! Definately worth a read. Never cried so much over a book.

This was gift for grandson he was pleased not sure if he's read it yet , but I know he will love it

if you are a fan of warrior cats, you will find this one just as expected!

Great book requested on kindle by daughter

This is a Christmas present for my nephew who loves all of the Warriors books and had specifically requested that I buy this as soon as it was available in paperback.