Warriors: The New Prophecy #6: Sunset

by Erin Hunter

Book Overview

Erin Hunter's #1 nationally bestselling Warriors series continues with the sixth book in the New Prophecy series The sixth book in this second series, Warriors: The New Prophecy #6: Sunset, brings more adventure, intrigue, and thrilling battles to the epic world of the warrior Clans. As shadows of the past continue to plague the forest, Brambleclaw is haunted by a dark figure on a dangerous quest for revenge, and must struggle to remain true to his...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0060827718
• ISBN13: 9780060827717
• Release Date: September 2007
• Publisher: HarperCollins
• Length: 336 Pages
• Weight: 0.52 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.1" x 7.6"
• Age Range: 8 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Grades 3 to 7

Customer Reviews

Clans of cats! Really!

My daughters read this series of books without anyone having to ask them. When we get the latest edition, they argue about who gets to read it first. I actually saw them sitting next to each other reading the book together! How cool is that? If your child loves horses and cats, this is an excellent choice!

the end of one prophecy and the beginning of another

Sunset, the final book in the New Prophecy series, brings old story arcs to an end and new mystery's that will be solved the next series, Power Of Three. after the devestating badger attack, Thunderclan is slowly reganing its strength whil Brambleclaw must deal with an inner conflict. his secret meetings with Tigerstar and his half brother Hawkfrost, threaten to be revealed and all along he tries to convince himself he would never turn like his father. but does evil truly run in Brambleclaws blood? will he become what he most hates? the spitting image of his father? meanwhile, as Leafpool must now take over as new medicine cat, she will learn shocking secrets, one that even concerns her mentor Cinderpelt. the first part of the series starts off a bit slow but really picks up as it progresses leading to a startling ending that will leave readers breathless. some readers may be dissapointed, as some arc story's in the series remain unsolved and new mystery's are introduced that will lead into the next series. but it is not to fret, because Sunset still gives readers a great time. now, all we can do is wait for the next series.

AMAZING

Wow, this book was wonderful! I spent the day reading it, and the ending was the best part. WARNING: MAJOR SPOILERS ARE CONTAINED IN THE REVIEW Leafpool seems to have given up on Crowfeather. She has a new job to be part-time mentor of RiverClan's medicine cat apprentice Brambleclaw has shown whose side he is on. He became deputy to Firestar, when Firestar realized Graystripe was dead(He isn't, but ah well, can't tell the cats that ;) ) He had a hunger for power during the whole book, but it didn't bother him at the end, where he had the choice to kill Firestar to be leader, but he doesn't, and kills his brother instead. Exciting! But the poor cat is left with horror at the end. Cinderpelt in fact has not died, but has been "reincarnated" in one of Sorreltail's kits. Creepy, but nice, the wonderful cat is still alive! I guess even the author that kills all the "cute cats" (if you read the innterview you'd understand) couldn't give her up for good. xD Ashfur was horribly bitter about the Squirrelflight/Brambleclaw relationship. Which leads me to believe he was responsible for the treachury caused at the end of the book. Which is sad, cuzhe was cool in the 5th book. From the sample chapter for "The Sight" at the end of the book. It refers that the "kin of the kin" is reffered to Squirrelflight and Brambleclaw's three kits, that they apparently had during the six month period betwen the book. (Their names are Hollypaw, Lionpaw, and Jaypaw) And they are apparently prophecied to have great power) That's it, I guess. VERY GOOD BOOK! I reccomend reading it even if you saw all the main parts of this review.

Better Than Expected

The sixth installment of Warriors: The New Prophecy #6: Sunset, was much better than I expected. Sunset included many different subplots and old charecters not brought up in Twighlight that completed the New Prophecy. Tigerstar was eager to get revenge on Firestar through his kits and was able to walk in their dreams to convince them power is everything. In the end, when Brambleclaw is given the chance to kill Firestar, he shows to waiting readers where his loyalties truly lie. As for Firestars kits, Squirrleflight makes her decision on the cat that she wishes would be her mate and Leafpaw deals with the troubles of her friend Mothwing and her new apprentice Willowpaw. The new series of Warriors, The Power Of Three, looks very good and I can't wait!

the 6th NP book!!! by Wildfur

OMG!!! i heart it x100! after the badger attack, leafpool decides to help mothwing mentor her apprentice willowpaw because mothwing doesnt believe in StarClan. later, spottedleaf shows leafpool a terrible secret about mothwing and hawkfrost, convincing leafpool that for sure hawkfrost cannot be trusted. meanwhile squirrelflight and brambleclaw rekindle their- er, relationship leaving ashfur incredibly bitter. also cloudtail spends tons of time with daisy and her kits, making brightheart sad and leafpool and brambleclaw get mad. o and one of sorreltail's kits looks exactly like cinderpelt! amazingg firestar also accepts that graystripe is dead and appoints brambleclaw as deputy! and at the very end, brambleclaw is given an opportunity (by tigerstar and hawkfrost) to kill firestar and become thunderclan's leader. so brambleclaw has to choose between loyalty and ambition, just like tigerstar, except tigerstar chose ambition. wat will brambleclaw choose? and the ominous prophecy "before there is peace, blood will spill blood, and the lake will run red" is fullfilled. its also sort of an abrupt ending, so.. we'll have to wait for the new series Power of Three! then we'll find out wat tigerstar's spirit does to brambleclaw and the destiny of brambleclaws and squirrelflights children jaypaw hollypaw and lionpaw