Book Review: Clan Ground by Clare Bell (Books of the Named #2)

 

It's time to return to the world of the Named! I liked the first book okay, it was definitely decent and the good did outweigh the bad. It just failed to really get me that invested in the story. Will the sequel change that? Let's find out. Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Moth Flight's Vision by Erin Hunter (Warriors Super Edition #8)

 

Since I've taken a look at Dawn of the Clans, it's not time to continue looking into the (distant) Warriors prequels with Moth Flight's Vision. Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Warriors Arc 5: Dawn of the Clans by Erin Hunter

Dawn of the Clans is the one of the Warriors arcs I look back on the fondest, especially the first three books. They came to me in a rough part of my life, just a few months after my depression diagnosis in 2015. The first three books really were something I held onto when I wanted to feel better, back when. So now, let's look at how the whole arc fares. Is it as good as I remember? Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Ratha's Creature by Clare Bell (Books of the Named #1)

 

I've been meaning to review the Named series for a while now. In fact, I did. In a format where I tackled the whole series (so far, I don't know if there'll be a sixth book) in one sitting. However, that format just didn't work for me and it has been well over a year since I last read the books, so I've decided to re-read them once more to give them all a proper look. Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Tawnypelt's Clan by Erin Hunter (Warriors Novella #14)

 

Tawnypelt is one of my favorite Warriors characters, so needless to say I was delighted to hear that she got her own novella! So let's dive right into Tawnypelt's Clan. Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Crowfeather's Trial by Erin Hunter (Warriors Super Edition #11)

 

Crowfeather is not a character I'm particularly fond of. So how well I'll like this Super Edition may vary. Either way, let's have a look! Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Swift Lightning by James Oliver Curwood

 

This is one of these books I've reviewed before, but due to me never being content with my old reviews I keep re-reviewing. This has to be my third time now. Anyways, let's dive in, spoilers ahead!