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His friendship with Graystripe is also being tested and then there’s the threat of conflict between all of the clans! The story describes how Fireheart is struggling to find his own identity and whether or not the clan life is really something for him. But once the story gripped me, I didn’t have much trouble knowing all the cats from one another and I just wanted to continue reading to know how it ended. This part was just as thrilling an adventure as the last one and so much happened in this book! I did have some trouble to remind myself who was who, because some of the cat names look so similar. The WindClan has been missing and they’re supposed to return to their own territory, to bring back the balance between the four clans. One day Fireheart is sent to find the WindClan with this best friend Graystripe. He’s still trying to find his way in this new life and many of his fellow clan members discriminate against him, for not being born into the clan. He went from a simple house cat to a clan cat and in the first book he became part of the ThunderClan. In this book, we follow Fireheart, just like we did in the previous book. It’s a wondrous world to visit! But was the second part any good? I read the Dutch version of this book, which is why the covers are also Dutch 😉 Erin Hunter really knows how to create a rich world where cats live in clans and live by a warrior’s code. Finally I found the time to continue reading the Warrior Cats series! After I finished the first book, I was hooked to this series.

Fire and ice by erin hunter