GRAPHIC NOVEL: Warriors - Warrior's Return by Erin Hunter

[This post brought to you by "Steve Rodgers."]


Greystripe and Millie leave the old home of the Thunderclan and progress to another farm where they meet a good, old friend of Greystripe, Ravenpaw. Ravenpaw gives them instructions for finding the Thunderclan. But the trip isn't smooth. There are all sorts of dangers to cats - cars and two-legs for example. But the trilogy has a happy ending.

I give this 5 out of 5 stars - there's lots of action in this story. I liked the appearance of Ravenpaw in this story. He's a very good character and he has his own graphic novel series.
AR level of 2.5


I would recommend this book to kids first grade and older.

GRAPHIC NOVEL: Warriors - Warrior's Refuge by Erin Hunter

[Another blog by "Steve Rodgers."]

Greystripe and Millie are together again, still searching for the Thunderclan. First, they run across a street, and then they go to a farm. They meet a family of cats there who are friendly to them. After the farm, Greystripe and Millie find the old home of the Thunderclan, but no one is there.

This is another good, short graphic novel. I like the parts where Greystripe is teaching Millie how to hunt.

I give this one 4.5 out of 5 stars; it was a little slower than the first one.
AR level of 2.2

I recommend this book for kids in first grade and up, especially cat lovers.

GRAPHIC NOVEL: Warriors - The Lost Warrior by Erin Hunter

This blog post comes to you from my son, who is using the name "Steve Rodgers" for blogging purposes (it has been an Avengers-heavy summer!). Enjoy!

This book is about a cat named Graystripe. He has lost his clan and is stuck in a 'two-leg' house. He's become a house cat, but he used to be a Warrior. He decides to run away to find his clan - the Thunderclan. Along the way, Graystripe meets a cat named Millie who decides to join him on his quest.

I like the graphic novels because they are shorter than the regular books and the regular books don't have any pictures. I also like these stories because they are about cats.

I give this book 5 out of 5 stars. The detail of the story is great and it was easy to understand.
AR level of 2.3

I think kids in grades 1 and up would like this book. If they like cats, they would like this book even more!