Warrior Cats

Can we have a discussion about this series?

>inb4 child's series
For a kid's series, it's damn good. There are some stupid parts, but I find it to be genuinely enjoyable. Just finished the first arc of books.

These books made 9-10 yr old me beg for a cat.
>tfw didn't get a cat

A series about cats murdering and betraying each other made you want a cat??? I mean there's more layers to the books but???

retard desu

redwall>warriors

Redwall is pretty good.
Warriors looks good but I haven't read it. I can see getting kind of tired of just reading about cats though. Redwall has a lot of diversity which kind of makes it interesting

I read the first one, maybe i still have it somewhere it was good as a children's book

Came here to post this desu

Oh man this brought on a flashback. Did your town ever have the Battle of the Books? They would take the 3 or 4 kids with the best reading comprehension from each grade (I think just grades 4-6 (in Canada btw)) and each grade would get 5 books to read and it would be split up between the members picked in your class. Then after like a month there would be a tournament of school vs school where somebody would ask questions from the books and the team with the most correct answers at the end of the questions won. And if your school won you would get some pocket money and some books and a medal/plaque.

Anyway I read the first book of this series as a part of that and I enjoyed it and got alot of questions right off of it. Is it worth reading as an adult? Sorry for the long post, this just brought up something I hadn't thought about forever.

The first series is basically the only one really worth reading. Afterwards everything goes downhill. The second isn't as good, but isn't awful, but there on out its not really worth it.
As a children's series they're quite good. I still have my copies and will pass them on, provided I have kids.