No comments about Warriors: The Rise of Scourge (Warriors).

2 comments about Skippyjon Jones and the Treasure Hunt (Skippyjon Jones).

1. My children (6, 4, 1) were disappointed with this game because they expected a book and more of the (usually great) Skippyjon dialog. This is still entertaining for the youngest kids to use in the car, but it really is not much fun to read or "play" and I expect it will hit the giveaway box before long. The kids do love that they can recognize aspects from various Skippyjon adventures, but in the long run this isn't worth it.



2. My girls LOVE the skippyjon books, so much so that they wrote in their calendars when this book was to be released! Unfortunately they were as disappointed as I am. To keep the game "popped up" the book needs to be super flat. And the story line, well, it just isn't there. Each page reflects various older skippyjon stories, like skippyjon visits a shack at the edge of the world or visits king tuts sarcophagus. Sure, kids like repetition, but this is just a comment on older stories, not really any story at all. I wouldn't dare even call this a "book" there is no story line, and even if there was, it would be interrupted at each page turn since the children are looking for matching tiles (think thick cardboard with a plastic skewer through it). some tiles are easy to turn, others are a bit "sticky" almost, being too tight on the plastic post. I'm not impressed with this "book" at all.

5 comments about Midnight (Warriors: The New Prophecy, Book 1).

1. I wasn't sure how I would like it when Firestar was not the main character, but I soon warmed up to the new heros introduced in this book and the writing style I so loved in the first series carries through into these books. This was an excellent book and left me craving more. I am already halfway through book three of the New Prophecy books and I am loving every bit. The writing really keeps you turning the pages and I can't wait to get back to the book to find out what will happen next. I know the books say for ages 9-12 but I am 48 and cannot put the books down. They are a great read for any age, especially if you love cats and the natural world. I would highly recommend all the Warrior books. They are great.



2. Perfect,just perfect.This book is funnny,sad,and exciting and wrapped in mystery!One cat from each clan as well as one who was curious and one who is protective,meet at mystical Fourtrees to decide what to do.Each of them(except for two)has had a prophetic dream sent by Starclan.Now they must race against time,before something terrible happens.All in all a perfect book and don't forget,there is the first series.Trust me you won't want to put it down.



3. Pre-teen and early teen girls love the series. It has my 10 year olds attention. She is reading like never before.



4. I am attached to all of the characters in the Warriors series as they are full of all the emotions you go through in life.



5. Warriors are my favorite books. I'm trying to get them all. Thank you for your help in my quest. Midnight is actually one of my favorite Warrior books.

5 comments about Starlight (Warriors: The New Prophecy, Book 4).

1. We enjoy this whole series very much each time they come out and look with expectancy for the next one.....



2. Pre-teen and early teen girls love the series. It has my 10 year olds attention. She is reading like never before.



3. My fifth grade son loves this series. He read the first book in the series at the library. The others seem to always be checked out so I went ahead and bought him the rest in the series. He loves them!



4. This is an amazing book. Like all the others,Erin puts a suprise in this book...



5. An alright, but still worthwhile read where the Clan cats find their home and a place to communicate with StarClan.

5 comments about Kitten's First Full Moon.

1. My niece had this item on her wishlist. She loves reading. It was a great gift for her. She loves animals as well. It was a cute book and easy to read.



2. This book is so sweet, and the predicaments that Kitten gets into are silly indeed. This book is a great gift for a toddler, especially when paired with a small stuffed kitten to cuddle while reading at bedtime.



3. Hi, my name is Sierra and I am 6 years old.
   The Arthur of my book kitten's first full moon is Kevin Haneks. The part I like best is the kitten's wish comes true. This is how the story goes, kitten saw a little bowl of milk in the sky and she wanted it. Kitten sprang from the porch with all her might, only to end up pinching her tail, banging her head, and tumbling all the way down the stairs. This began her adventure and in the end Kitten was awarded with a little bowl of milk for herself.
   This is a AWESOME book and I would recommend this to everyone.
   Thank you
   Sierra 1st Grade Hohenfels, Germany



4. This book truly has it all! You can't help but laugh even as an adult at the adventures this poor, tiny, naive kitten has in his quest for the irresistible bowl of milk. She runs, she climbs, she leaps, and even ends up soaking wet in what she thinks is another bowl of milk only to find that in the end everything she wants is waiting for her right on her very own doorstep. I love reading this to my daughter I never get sick of it, this book will absolutely stand the test of time.



5. This is the best book in the history of books!!! The first time I read it, I started reading it to my 3-year-old brother Diego who kept yelling,"Marshmallow" in the middle of the story! I know everyone will love it as much as I do. That's why I give it 5 stars. I am going to read it again right now.

1 comments about Katie The Kitten Fairy (Pet Fairies).

1. I love these books! I have read Katie the Kitten Fairy! You should read it too!

5 comments about Cat Vs. Cat: Keeping Peace When You Have More Than One Cat.

1. Holy cow. In the midst of a dark depression this summer, I rescued a stray also having a rough time; his old lady mommy died and he was thin and mangy and no one wanted him. He is seven and my current cats are 6 and 4. I figured it would work out fine. We've been miserable ever since. The new kitty, Annakin Skywalker, lives his life in a perpetual state of fear and anxiety. He spits, growls and marks. He quivers at the site of my alpha, Doug, and I have spent over 2500 bucks in vet bills, furniture, capret steamers, cleaners, and whatnot. I bought this book, and I'm halfway through it. As the author said, I tossed out the lids on my litter boxes, put some of my clothes where Anni-Sky hides, bought a cat tree all yesterday. I woke up to a peaceful house this morning. Anni-Skye was on my sweater in his corner. Doug was in my bed. And my other guy, Jack, was in the cat tree. There was no mess, no growling and no grief for the first time in months. Anni-Sky even looks different; he is holding his fur out bigger and his pupils look friendlier. Holy cow.
   
   IN ONE DAY!!! This author knows her stuff!



2. A lot of wonderful information. Would recommend to anyone trying to incorporate a new "member" to the family.



3. If you have more than one cat, you must own this book. Useful tips and suggestions for maintaining peace in a multi-cat household, that I haven't found online or anywhere else. Even better knowledge and advice than some of our vets have given us!



4. This book is very informative and will be useful for any home with more than one cat. Most of the recommendations would only be followed by the most devoted humans, but your consideration of this book probably means you're one of them! If nothing else, this book will help you understand why your cats feel the way they do in various situations. Excellent and very quick read. I strongly recommend it to all cat parents.



5. I had 2 cats that were slowly learning to hate each other so I bought this boo. Actually worked! Gave me ideas I never would of thought of and give it high praise!

5 comments about The Sight (Warriors: Power of Three, Book 1).

1. A very good series book for young readers, reoommended to my grand kids of all ages



2. This new 1st book of the Warriors (The Sight-Power of Three) is just as good as all of the rest of Erin Hunter Warriors Novels!!! It is interesting and adicting-you can can not put it down until you have finished the whole book!!! I am keeping these novels for my Grandson to read when he gets a little older- he loves cats like I do!!!



3. This is a wonderful book full of adventure as you follow Lionpaw, Hollypaw and Jaypaw through the beginning of their apprenticeships. You'll want to leap into the book with the cats, or at least nokt be able to put the book down. Not soo fast paced for the reader, but a wonderful book none-the-less. I would give it a three thumbs up!



4. This book is filled with fluency and efficiency, action and adventure. Warmth and darkness. A million star book. You'll love reading this book and all the rest of the books written by Erin Hunter



5. My order came on a timely bases and no hassels ordering. The Book is exciting from page one as most of the books in this series are. Good book to read especially if you are a cat lover.

No comments about The Quest Begins (Seekers, Book 1).

5 comments about Twilight (Warriors: The New Prophecy, Book 5).

1. Pre-teen and early teen girls love the series. It has my 10 year olds attention. She is reading like never before.



2. THis Warrior Series of books by Erin Hunter is a series not to be missed. I bought books originally for my grandaughter and soon became as hooked as she on this story. We have several cats and this book adds to the understanding of them. After you read the first book you are forever hooked on Rusty who becomes Firestar. Don't let another day pass before you get started. You will be a fan for sure.



3. 
   Have anyone ever wondered how the world is perceived by animals? How about cats? What do they think? What would they say if they could talk? This book is all about the world of cats. It's all about their thinking, their acting, their adventures, their emotions, and their whole suspenseful life. Erin Hunter is a master of suspension. This book will lure you in and have you cling to it until the very end. This suspense is a large part of what made me a Warriors fan. The ending leaves you hanging with tension, and wanting to read more.
   
   I did not read previous books in this series but I certainly intend to. If you haven't already, I suggest reading the whole series from the begging to the end. At least that is what I am going to do. For anyone who has already read them all I suggest another amazing cat series titled Why Some Cats are Rascals. This is actually where my cat adventure reading started. You'll be amazed at how delightful these rascals are! Read all these books and you are bound to get addicted to them, I promise.



4. Warriors #1: Into the Wild (summer reading) (Warriors)
   
   This series of books has turned my 12 year old daughter into a serious reader. She has read 11 of the books and I am about to order more! I find her reading first thing in the morning and late into the night. The books are clever, mysterious and dramatic. About clans of wild cats, and in particular one clan's battle to survive and raise the next generation of warriors. Great read for boys too.



5. Wonderful and sad, with some new material.
   Deaths and secret affairs are abound, in this wonderful book. I'm definately re-reading this one.