Warriors: Secrets of the Clans (Warriors Field Guide)

A must have for any Warriors fan. Its very basic literature so it would definitely be easy for a child to understand if they have decent reading comprehension skills. Inside are beautiful illustrations and two fold out maps of the journey to lake. If you have a child who struggles to maintain information but loves this series this would be handy as it gives the information in a fun, brief and easy to understand way.

I have read all the Warriors books by far and i love them . At first i thought that i would not like the book cause its about cats and i didn't like cats then. Now i love cats and I'm thinking of asking my dad to buy me one. This book helps you understand the Forest Clan Cats ways and territories ,loners like Barley talk about their past and the cats of The Tribe Of Rushing Water talk about their beliefs and prophecies. I hope everyone enjoys this book like i did. Good Reading!

Great book

I love my warrior books. They are a great read.

I kind of had this before in Enter the Clans. I ended up growing tired with the series, though so I donated it to my local library. However, something of an interest is being rekindled and I felt this would be a good addition to my collection. First off, I love the Clan introductions. Sure it starts off with just important sites.However, it soon evolves into a Camp Tour with their own different flavor. The only two exceptions are Tawnypelt’s and Lionheart’s. The former had one too many insults for my liking albeit I should give a pass for ThunderClan. The latter admits that StarClan does little to help the Clans yet they demand a massive amount of respect. I’d be remiss if I forgot to mention that my first criticism was Lionheart admitting that Warriors have to be miserable. In addition, there are numerous short stories are told by a different cat each time, giving more insight on a different event. And even setting up for several Super Editions. I also appreciate the brief sections on the life stages (wish there was more for the apprentice), the battle moves, and the list of herbs. Of course, that’s just the tip of the iceberg! Before I pass my final verdict, I have to mention the inaccuracies. I forgive the ones caused by retconning because any series has that potential when it continues. What I don’t forgive are Eaglekit in Raid on the Camp! (don’t know where Gorsekit went) and Scourge being called Blood. I say that because these events already happened. Also, I’m far from impressed with their mythology. I give LeopardClan’s a pass because in some cases of regular mythology, the hero ends up winning due to sheer luck. One last thing: I must mention the section an animals outside the Clans. I’ve always hated this part because with how much hatred and disgust fills these pages, you’d think they were the bane of the Clans! In reality, they make up so few casualties when you consider how much they fight amongst themselves. Despite the noticeable flaws, I still consider this one of their better guides. In fact, I think it’s going to help for a few leisure activities later down the line. I would suggest buying this from a different website, though. I realized that my copy had a tear on the front cover. While it’s not big at all, there’s still no unseeing it. By the way, I guess because Amazon’s the supplier, there’s no section for seller feedback.

If you love cats you will love this book series. There is no age limit, I am 70 years old.

My baby is 11 years old now and this is a collection of books that have kept my daughter very much into reading. She loves all the caracteres and their stories. She started a few years ago with one, That one book kept her interested so much that she finished it that same day and asked us to get her another. Now she has a collection of over twenty of these books but she also has read many other books in her bedroom library

Everything in this book helped me get a better understanding. Of course, I already could tell you EVERYTHING about them, but I now know more. I look forward to reading A Light in The Mist.

this book is very good, it tells you about all the things in warrior cats that are not iin the books. it includess mytholigy and tales of the times of leopardclan lionclan and tigerclan. i reccomend it to every warriors fan. and if you have never read warriors you should try out the first book called into the wild by erin hunter. i think it is very good

meine Tochter hat sich dieses buch für weihnachten gewünscht. sie hat total viel Freude daran, wie an allen warrior cats Büchern.

Bought for grand daughter. She loved it.

Was very popular with my WC fan! Great condition book.

Wonderful companion to the books, series one and two. My daughter (who's 7) keeps referring back to it as we read the books. Really glad I bought it!