Ironic you got it at a church fair (and ironic that my school had it in their library) because there is some insane shit towards the end of the book. Like, the sort of things that the mods probably would not like brought up.
Woah~!
I gotta say, so far I'm fully on board.
If you like the Warrior Cats series you may also enjoy Wings of Fire, it's very similar in that the main characters are (mostly) not human. Another good series would The Hunger Game, I'm sure you've heard about it before, but seriously, it's good. I would also recommend the Red Queen series, it's kind of a mix between futuristic and dark fantasy where the human species has branched off into two different kinds of humans: reds and silvers, they are given these names based off of the color of their blood.Hello everyone! Forgive me if this isn't the proper prefix, but I wanted to ask you readers on here, what books are ye going through at the moment? Personally, I'm reading through David Abulaifa's The Boundless Sea: A Human History of the Oceans. It isn't so much a natural history (as the title says) but moreso how human beings have interacted with the oceans and how they were used as means for trade, conquest, the spreading of ideas and immigration amongst many other things!
So I'd be very well interested in hearing what you're reading about or even the genres that you gravitate towards.
I just devoured all four books in a week. My head hurts from crying now.
A+++ would recommend and will repeat this experience again.
