| | |  | Amazon Kindle | Home » » » Warriors #2: Fire and Ice | | | | | | | Description: | | Deep in the heart of the forest, four clans of warrior cats coexist in uneasy harmony -- but uncertain times are upon them, and dangers threaten the precarious balance of the forest. Fireheart is a ThunderClan warrior cat now, but his troubles are far from over. As the chill of winter sets in, the cats of rival RiverClan grow restless, while WindClan is weak and facing threats from all sides. As tensions build to an explosive climax, Fireheart faces not only imminent battle, but betrayal from within his own Clan. | | | Product Details: | | | Average Customer Rating:
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11 of 12 found the following review helpful:
 "Warriors" books a hit with homeschoolersMar 15, 2006
By Diana K. Roberts
"Happy Homeschool Mom"
A 12-year old female friend of my 11-year old son loaned him the first "Warriors" book, and he loved it so much that he used his Christmas money to buy the next three. He has read like a maniac (which is cool, since he hasn't really cared that much about reading until just recently), and has loaned all his books to his homeschool buddies. They have started calling each other by the book characters' names, and have enjoyed the sharing of the books tremendously. He pestered me until I bought the rest of the series, and he is in book heaven. I highly recommend these books for boys or girls, or even for adults who like to read children's books.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 Kristen's ReviewMar 07, 2005
I loved Warriors II Fire and Ice. It was an exciting book that was more exciting than the first. I enjoyed the new characters and the secrets between the Clans and Clan members.
Not too long after Fireheart and Graystripe become warriors they get their first apprentices. Cinderpaw is Fireheart's apprentice, young, and energetic. When Cinderpaw gets hurt so badly that she may never be an apprentice, both cats are heart broken. But was her injury an accident or did someone want her to get hurt?
There are separate loyalties in this book unlike Book One. Graystripe has fallen in love with a RiverClan cat. That is breaking the warrior code, which puts him and his clan on the line. Fireheart has caught up with his kitty pet sister and sees her when he can. Princess, his sister, gives him one of her own to be a member of ThunderClan. Will the young clan member obey by the warrior code or will the clan not accept him for who he is?
Cat lovers, good readers, and both girls and boys would like this book. It would be best if you read Warrior I Into the Wild, first because you will understand it and enjoy it even more.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Fire and IceJul 12, 2006
Fireheart has just become a warrior.And Bluestar has just given graystripe and Fireheart thier first warrior mission.Thier job is to find windclan an bring them home.Also Fireheart is given his first apprentice.While Fireheart and Graystipe potrolled the river Graystripe fell into the icey cold water.A riverclan cat saved Graystripe. Ever sence then he's been disapearing.Graystripe and Fireheart's friendship are in danger.Rouge cats jumped into the camp. Thier was only one warrior 2 apprentices and1 meadacine cat.Fireheart yelled ATTACK and they sprang torwards their opponets......
7 of 8 found the following review helpful:
A New Name With A New StartDec 11, 2005
By Pink Princess
Firepaw has finally earned his warrior name Fireheart. But that's not thing only thing that's suprising, Windclan has been missing for a while and all the other three clans try to help and find the clan. Truth is Shadowclan's old cruel leader had chased Windclan out of their own territory. Bluestar is sending Fireheart and his good friend Graystripe on an important mission to find the missing clan.
Is it true that Graystripe has fallen in love with a she-cat in Riverclan, but isn't that against the warrior code? Not to fall in love with a cat from a different clan of yours? Fireheart tries to keep Graystripe away from Silverstream so he doesn't get himself in big trouble. Fireheart also runs into a kitty pet that he has known for his whole life. With bringing a new little bundle to the clan, Thunderclan doesn't accept this new commer. They start to lose trust in Fireheart. Fireheart tries to keep close with his clan and also trying to get his best friend out of trouble. Can he do it all at once, or is he going to lose a friendship between Graystripe while his clan could never trust him again?
7 of 8 found the following review helpful:
good for all age cat loversJul 21, 2004
By J. Niblick
"wife, actually"
I have 2 boys, age 10 and 5. I read this book to the younger one, who was thrilled. His older brother always made a point to be on hand to listen, as I read. I loved it just as much as they did (maybe more!). Now, we want to read the rest of the series the same way!
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