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Original Title:	Rising Storm
ISBN:	0060525630 (ISBN13: 9780060525637)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Warriors #4, Warriors Universe #10
Characters:	Graystripe, Fireheart, Sandstorm, Bluestar, Tigerclaw, Whitestorm, Dustpelt, Crookedstar, Ravenpaw, Darkstripe, Longtail, Runningwind, Willowpelt, Mousefur, Frostfur, Brindleface, Goldenflower, Speckletail, Halftail, Patchpelt, One-eye, Dappletail, Runningnose, Stumpytail, Dawncloud, Tallstar, Smallear, Yellowfang, Wetfoot, Cinderfur, Brackenfur, Cinderpelt, Littlecloud, Deadfoot, Barkface, Mudclaw, Tornear, Onewhisker, Ashfoot, Morningflower, Leopardfur, Mudfur, Blackclaw, Stonefur, Mistyfoot, Cloudpaw, Brightpaw, Thornpaw, Darkflower, Tallpoppy, Graypool, Nightstar, Fernpaw, Ashpaw, Whitethroat
Setting:	The Forest Fourtrees

Rising Storm (Warriors #4) Paperback | Pages: 315 pages

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Title	:	Rising Storm (Warriors #4)
Author	:	Erin Hunter
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 315 pages
Published	:	February 15th 2005 by Avon Books (first published January 6th 2004)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Animals. Fiction

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Fireheart's traitorous enemy Tigerclaw has been vanquished and exiled from Thunder Clan -- but Fireheart can't shake the feeling that he's lurking in the forest, waiting for his chance to strike. That's not the only problem facing the young warrior in these blazing summer months, as he struggles to handle sinister omens, an apprentice with a shocking secret, and a devastated Clan leader who is a shell of her former self. Meanwhile the forest gets hotter and hotter ... and everyone braces for the coming storm... Ages 10+.

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Apologies for not making a full length review, but I start my vacation tomorrow so I currently feel opposed to doing anything that resembles work, including racking my brain to think of how to do a book review. I will say though that my main complaints about this book are similar to my complaints about the last one- the pacing feels awkward and many of the main characters are extremely annoying. Ive never been super fond of the main romance in this book because dang is a Fireheart oblivious (and

I thought it was interesting, not as good as the other books in the series. Fireheart is deputy now and he is being haunted by an old enemy that still lurks the forest, but now something is going wrong with his leader, Bluestar, she has suddenly lost her face in their ancestors. But one night when the clans come together, Fireheart finds out something that could lead to the destruction of all the clans...

I loved this book for the action. It is full of battle and it makes you want to keep reading. There are also amazing cliffhangers and plot twists.

fireheart finds his nephew geting food from twolegs. one day he gets stolen from the forest. Fireheart is devistated until one day ravenpaw tells fireheart where he is. fireheart will do anything to save his beloved nephew.

"WHAT NO ??? THIS CANT BE HAPPENING ??? WHY ??? I'M SO ANGRY !!!!"That was my first reaction to the ending of the book. *SPOILERS* Do not read past here if you don't want to spoil the book for yourself.This book was heartbreaking, I was thoroughly enjoying it until Yellowfang wanted to help Fireheart rescue the elders and Bramblekit. I knew it was going to happen as she is on the cover with the fire behind her. I knew she wasn't going to live and my heart was beating so fast as I read on. Then

This was a good continuance of the story, and I cannot wait to read the next book. However, there were issues with this book that were far more prevalent than in the previous ones. Characterization was strong concerning some characters and almost non-existent with others. And more often than previously, I was annoyed at some of the cats; Cloudpaw and Bluestar mainly. But, there were good points too. The story development was well done, the twists and turns were surprising (as twists and turns

the theme of this book is that you're never too young to start something. This is showed in the book when the Thunderclan leader commits treachery and tries to kill the leader, Fireheart who is a young warrior is appointed to be the new deputy.