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Warriors: Omen of the Stars #3
Голоса в ночи
В серии книг "Коты-воители" вышла новая книга про пушистых любимцев маленьких (и не очень) читателей. "Коты воители" - популярная серия романов о приключениях диких котов и их жизни на своей территории. Две талантливых писательницы Кейт Кэри и Черит Болдри выпускают эти романы под общим псевдонимом Эрин Хантер. Книга "Голоса в ночи" понравится всем поклонникам серии.
После жестокого сражения между Грозовым племенем и Племенем Теней, Трое, в чьих лапах должна сосредоточиться сила звезд для решающей битвы со злом, узнают, что под влияние Сумрачного леса попали даже те, кому они привыкли доверять.
Племена отдаляются друг от друга все больше, голоса тьмы звучат все отчетливее и громче. Щербатая предупреждает Воробья о приближающейся беде.
Для среднего школьного возраста.
После жестокого сражения между Грозовым племенем и Племенем Теней, Трое, в чьих лапах должна сосредоточиться сила звезд для решающей битвы со злом, узнают, что под влияние Сумрачного леса попали даже те, кому они привыкли доверять.
Племена отдаляются друг от друга все больше, голоса тьмы звучат все отчетливее и громче. Щербатая предупреждает Воробья о приближающейся беде.
Для среднего школьного возраста.
352 pages, Hardcover
First published November 23, 2010
About the author
Erin Hunter
290 books11.4k followersErin Hunter is the pseudonym of five people: Kate Cary, Cherith Baldry, Tui T. Sutherland, Gillian Philip, and Inbali Iserles, as well as editor Victoria Holmes. Together, they write the Warriors series as well as the Seekers and Survivors series. Erin Hunter is working on a new series now called Bravelands.
Erin Hunter is inspired by a love of cats and a fascination with the ferocity of the natural world. As well as having a great respect for nature in all its forms, Erin enjoys creating rich mythical explanations for animal behavior, shaped by her interest in astronomy and standing stones.
Erin Hunter is inspired by a love of cats and a fascination with the ferocity of the natural world. As well as having a great respect for nature in all its forms, Erin enjoys creating rich mythical explanations for animal behavior, shaped by her interest in astronomy and standing stones.
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September 30, 2018i've said it before and i'll say it again blackstar's the best leader shadowclan's ever had
August 30, 2021
no one is more annoying than ivypaw in this book idc what anyone says
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September 17, 2010If you haven't read the other Omen of the Stars books, don't read this review.
Tension between the clans is rising. The Dark Forest is growing stronger. Cats are betraying their clans every night in their dreams and the battle between the clans and the Place With No Stars is coming closer every day. Ever since the death of the ShadowClan deputy, Ruessetfur, ThunderClan and ShadowClan have been hostile to each other; even to the point of capturing Ivypaw, a ThunderClan apprentice in exchange for life-saving herbs. Ivypaw keeps getting more jealous of her sister Dovepaw so she goes to the Dark Forest in her dreams. Tigerstar tells her that he will train her to be as great as Dovepaw so everyone will notice her and she will help her clan. It's a lie. He just wants her to join the Dark Forest (which is the same as the Place With No Stars) and fight along side them so they can take over the forest. The clans must stand alone now, even though they have relied on each other for as long as the clans have been around. Will Ivypaw still go to the Dark Forest, or can Dovepaw convince her that Tigerstar is just using her? Who will win the final battle between the Dark Forest and the Clans?
I thought "Night Whisperers" was really well written and was really upset when it was over. This book had the most betrayal by far, not only between the clans, but within the clans too. There was danger on every page and it wasn't slow to get into.
Tension between the clans is rising. The Dark Forest is growing stronger. Cats are betraying their clans every night in their dreams and the battle between the clans and the Place With No Stars is coming closer every day. Ever since the death of the ShadowClan deputy, Ruessetfur, ThunderClan and ShadowClan have been hostile to each other; even to the point of capturing Ivypaw, a ThunderClan apprentice in exchange for life-saving herbs. Ivypaw keeps getting more jealous of her sister Dovepaw so she goes to the Dark Forest in her dreams. Tigerstar tells her that he will train her to be as great as Dovepaw so everyone will notice her and she will help her clan. It's a lie. He just wants her to join the Dark Forest (which is the same as the Place With No Stars) and fight along side them so they can take over the forest. The clans must stand alone now, even though they have relied on each other for as long as the clans have been around. Will Ivypaw still go to the Dark Forest, or can Dovepaw convince her that Tigerstar is just using her? Who will win the final battle between the Dark Forest and the Clans?
I thought "Night Whisperers" was really well written and was really upset when it was over. This book had the most betrayal by far, not only between the clans, but within the clans too. There was danger on every page and it wasn't slow to get into.
November 3, 2019
It took me FOREVER to read this book, but despite that it was still a pretty good read. Most interesting was the moment where Lionblaze called Jayfeather “Jay.” Literally no cat has ever called another by the first part of their name so that was weird and I had to read over it like four times.
June 5, 2010
Can't wait to read the third book in the Omen of the Stars!
March 1, 2018
Flametail is one of the most amazing characters I have ever come across in literature. Read this book just for him. It's worth it!
July 28, 2022
Dit verhaal speelt zich af tijdens de winter--Bladkaal in kattentermen. Na de grote strijd in het vorige boek blijven de spanningen tussen de Donderclan en de Schaduwclan bestaan.
Maar een groot deel van het verhaal speelt zich af in het Duistere Woud, de plaats waar dode clankatten die niet zuiver op de graat zijn, zich bevinden. Ze lokken levende clankatten in hun dromen naar het Duistere Woud en trainen ze tot uitstekende krijgers. Hun echte doel hielden ze tot hiertoe verborgen: doordringen in de wereld van de clans en alle katten uitroeien.
Ook Lindepoot van de Donderclan is in deze valstrik gelopen, evenals Tijgerhart van de schaduwclan.
Gaaiveder, Leeuwvlam, en Duifpoot vermoeden meer en meer dat Lindepoot nachtellijke droomuitstapjes maakt. Want ze wordt dikwijls gewond wakker.
Ook de Sterrenclan is onrustig. Een Sterrenclankat van elke clan waarschuwt de medicijnkatten (afzonderlijk) om zich enkel nog met hun eigen clan te bemoeien, en niet meer loyaal te zijn aan medicijnkatten uit andere clans. Dit zorgt voor nog meer spanningen.
Uiteindelijk geeft Lindepoot aan de Drie toe dat ze het Duistere Woud bezoekt, en wordt dan door hen gevraagd om te spioneren...
Spannend boek weeral uit de serie, en je voelt dat deze plot nu stilaan (hopelijk) naar zijn einde toe loopt. Wat natuurlijk een aanzet is om in het volgende boek te beginnen!
Maar een groot deel van het verhaal speelt zich af in het Duistere Woud, de plaats waar dode clankatten die niet zuiver op de graat zijn, zich bevinden. Ze lokken levende clankatten in hun dromen naar het Duistere Woud en trainen ze tot uitstekende krijgers. Hun echte doel hielden ze tot hiertoe verborgen: doordringen in de wereld van de clans en alle katten uitroeien.
Ook Lindepoot van de Donderclan is in deze valstrik gelopen, evenals Tijgerhart van de schaduwclan.
Gaaiveder, Leeuwvlam, en Duifpoot vermoeden meer en meer dat Lindepoot nachtellijke droomuitstapjes maakt. Want ze wordt dikwijls gewond wakker.
Ook de Sterrenclan is onrustig. Een Sterrenclankat van elke clan waarschuwt de medicijnkatten (afzonderlijk) om zich enkel nog met hun eigen clan te bemoeien, en niet meer loyaal te zijn aan medicijnkatten uit andere clans. Dit zorgt voor nog meer spanningen.
Uiteindelijk geeft Lindepoot aan de Drie toe dat ze het Duistere Woud bezoekt, en wordt dan door hen gevraagd om te spioneren...
Spannend boek weeral uit de serie, en je voelt dat deze plot nu stilaan (hopelijk) naar zijn einde toe loopt. Wat natuurlijk een aanzet is om in het volgende boek te beginnen!
September 24, 2019
It feels like the Erins were really struggling to hold it together with this one - the first two thirds felt like a panic to bridge the gap between two major story arcs, and it only really got going nearing page 200 or so. Before that it was much of the same thing with hints at mystery and danger, however once it did take off, it took OFF! the last third was fast paced and full of vital development and set up for the stakes of the second half of the sub-series, with some decent surprises. When it's all rounded up though, there are things I just dont understand
Spoilers but I was honestly surprised at the first ever inclusion of multi-clan point of view. It never really seemed to fit having this mini Flametail arc - surely using Dovepaws powers to see what was happening in shadow clan would have made more sense? And now hes just dead lol like what was this for,,, erins really struggled to fill this book
The only purpose of having Dovepaw and Tigerheart in a relationship was for the herb issue, forbidden romance is OLD and BORING. Let's have some forbidden friendships instead !!!! That's far more high stakes. Forbidden friendships have much more of a future.
But what forced me to drop the rating was that Graystripe has been completely disregarded as his own character. He left his CLAN for his firstborns, but when Briarlight is permanently crippled he's barely there ???? Millie is fighting for her alone??? What happened to the charismatic, loyal family man we knew and loved from earlier series? I get that he's to be treated as a background character now, but he barely has anymore presence than like,,, foxleap or mousewhisker. Hes fodder for bulking up patrols and I dont like it.
I hope that the enjoyment I got out of the last third of this book continues into the rest of the series.
Spoilers but I was honestly surprised at the first ever inclusion of multi-clan point of view. It never really seemed to fit having this mini Flametail arc - surely using Dovepaws powers to see what was happening in shadow clan would have made more sense? And now hes just dead lol like what was this for,,, erins really struggled to fill this book
The only purpose of having Dovepaw and Tigerheart in a relationship was for the herb issue, forbidden romance is OLD and BORING. Let's have some forbidden friendships instead !!!! That's far more high stakes. Forbidden friendships have much more of a future.
But what forced me to drop the rating was that Graystripe has been completely disregarded as his own character. He left his CLAN for his firstborns, but when Briarlight is permanently crippled he's barely there ???? Millie is fighting for her alone??? What happened to the charismatic, loyal family man we knew and loved from earlier series? I get that he's to be treated as a background character now, but he barely has anymore presence than like,,, foxleap or mousewhisker. Hes fodder for bulking up patrols and I dont like it.
I hope that the enjoyment I got out of the last third of this book continues into the rest of the series.
December 29, 2010
I was so shocked that Flametail died! How could she?! He was a really important character! I really want Lionblaze and Cinderheart to be mates. I really liked this book though. Can't wait for the next book!
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January 3, 2022
Alle Clans bereiden zich voor op de strijd die komen gaat! Zeer interessant om ook stukjes te lezen in de SchaduwClan. Ben benieuwd of dat in volgende delen ook weer zo is.
April 14, 2026
plume de flamme 💔
September 4, 2023
Not another filler book *sigh*
It would be fine if it wasn’t the case that the last two books were similarly unnecessary.
There are quite a few criticisms, although they’re the same as always. Everything happens for a small subplot and not for depth. Character and logical inconsistencies and loooots of filler. But that is to be expected at this point. Like why did we even get a flametail pov? Right, for a few more pages to fill. Shadowclan was kinda interesting we never had this before. Still, I couldn’t care less about flametail . It’s frustrating reading the third book which consists of stretched out filler and constant foreshadowing. Seriously I GET IT. I get that the biggest battle ever is coming and I don’t need another prophecy for that.
It is not bad or anything it’s just fine. Nothing else, just fine. Overall enjoyable but even more forgettable. (I seriously had to think about what happened every time I opened the book…)
Fine, enjoyable for a few pages and instantly forgotten
It would be fine if it wasn’t the case that the last two books were similarly unnecessary.
There are quite a few criticisms, although they’re the same as always. Everything happens for a small subplot and not for depth. Character and logical inconsistencies and loooots of filler. But that is to be expected at this point. Like why did we even get a flametail pov? Right, for a few more pages to fill. Shadowclan was kinda interesting we never had this before. Still, I couldn’t care less about flametail . It’s frustrating reading the third book which consists of stretched out filler and constant foreshadowing. Seriously I GET IT. I get that the biggest battle ever is coming and I don’t need another prophecy for that.
It is not bad or anything it’s just fine. Nothing else, just fine. Overall enjoyable but even more forgettable. (I seriously had to think about what happened every time I opened the book…)
Fine, enjoyable for a few pages and instantly forgotten
May 28, 2024
Oh wow. Best warriors cats book ive read in ages.
Eveything was so good. A lot of povs but its interesting to see other clan’s perspectives.
Ivypaw personality kinda changed a lot, shes jealous and nervous. I never really liked Ivypaw but i like her more now, and i dont like Dovewing that much. Also Tigerheart was something interesting, i know hes gonna be a very interesting character.
DAMN and Flametail’s death? wtf he just died wow i feel so empty right now. He was such a goddamn good character, going through that anxiety and stress because of his mentor and his clan life in general. He is one of my favourite characters ever and ill never forget that man. What a good character i just dont know what to feel because he died having fun. Already missing you Flametail😭😭😭😭😭😭
A 5/5 book for me, finally getting my motivation to read.
Eveything was so good. A lot of povs but its interesting to see other clan’s perspectives.
Ivypaw personality kinda changed a lot, shes jealous and nervous. I never really liked Ivypaw but i like her more now, and i dont like Dovewing that much. Also Tigerheart was something interesting, i know hes gonna be a very interesting character.
DAMN and Flametail’s death? wtf he just died wow i feel so empty right now. He was such a goddamn good character, going through that anxiety and stress because of his mentor and his clan life in general. He is one of my favourite characters ever and ill never forget that man. What a good character i just dont know what to feel because he died having fun. Already missing you Flametail😭😭😭😭😭😭
A 5/5 book for me, finally getting my motivation to read.
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July 26, 2021
Damnn Ivypaw and Dovepaw kept a lot of secrets from each other. Huge difference with how they were as kits.
I didn't care for Flametail's chapters at all lollll
I didn't care for Flametail's chapters at all lollll
April 9, 2024
ohh shit
October 28, 2022
It switched povs in the middle for some reason??? Everyone is kinda dumb in this one ngl
July 23, 2023
Flametail’s death was uncalled for 😭
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April 13, 2024
It was kind of good. Not the best of the series; but still good. I highly recommend this series for ages 10+.
March 30, 2021
This was a... good read. Badum-tss! The stakes are rising!
July 26, 2025
So, I did enjoy this book. It is terrifying but fascinating to watch StarClan pull apart from each other and tell the Clans they can trust no one but themselves when in reality they should be banding together against the Dark Forest cats. The scenes where Ivypaw trains in the river of blood are horrifying. I feel terrible for Ivypaw, who has been manipulated by her feelings of inferiority in comparison to her sister, who literally has special powers. And of course there’s Dovepaw and Tigerheart sneaking off together, which I don’t love as much as I did when I was younger but is still cute, and Dovepaw finding out Tigerheart is training with the Dark Forest too. Cinderheart and Lionblaze’s romance is all right; I understand why Cinderheart pulls away from Lionblaze once he reveals his powers, but I don’t feel like it was portrayed well in the book. It’s very rushed and not fleshed out. Still, great elements.
My issue with this book is Flametail’s storyline. His POV is added just so he can be killed off; we don’t get a lot of benefit from his scenes, which, yes, show what’s happening in ShadowClan, but could’ve been shown other ways, like through Dovepaw’s powers. I think it was mostly there to show how Littlecloud was deteriorating. But then there was his death. The blurb makes it sound like a cat dies because he’s fighting against the Dark Forest. No. He dies because he’s was playing on the frozen lake and it cracked. Which, yes, he was very stressed and this was his chance to let loose and everything, but his death felt like there was no real point to it. There are other deaths by random acts of nature, but because this one was set up to be “fighting against the Dark Forest,” it fell flat. The only significance to it was when Tigerstar tells Ivypaw to kill him for real in the Dark Forest.
Still a good book. I just don’t like that plot point.
My issue with this book is Flametail’s storyline. His POV is added just so he can be killed off; we don’t get a lot of benefit from his scenes, which, yes, show what’s happening in ShadowClan, but could’ve been shown other ways, like through Dovepaw’s powers. I think it was mostly there to show how Littlecloud was deteriorating. But then there was his death. The blurb makes it sound like a cat dies because he’s fighting against the Dark Forest. No. He dies because he’s was playing on the frozen lake and it cracked. Which, yes, he was very stressed and this was his chance to let loose and everything, but his death felt like there was no real point to it. There are other deaths by random acts of nature, but because this one was set up to be “fighting against the Dark Forest,” it fell flat. The only significance to it was when Tigerstar tells Ivypaw to kill him for real in the Dark Forest.
Still a good book. I just don’t like that plot point.
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February 6, 2024At this point, I do have to admit I'm a little bit tired of the same "forbidden inter-Clan romance" and "innocent cat gets tricked into Dark Forest training" plotlines lol. But it is interesting to see the Dark Forest characters get more screen time and this book built up some ominous suspense about what they have planned for the forest cats. Plus it was interesting to get a perspective in a different Clan this time around. I definitely don't remember anything after this book so these next three installments should be a fun ride!
(Also, I’m still mad at Sagewhisker and Fernshade for putting all the blame for the battle in the last book on Yellowfang and basically saying all the forest's problems are her fault bc she gave birth to Brokenstar!!!!)
(Also, I’m still mad at Sagewhisker and Fernshade for putting all the blame for the battle in the last book on Yellowfang and basically saying all the forest's problems are her fault bc she gave birth to Brokenstar!!!!)
February 27, 2022
I loved this one!
I don't have too much else to say without giving spoilers, but many parts surprised me.
They seemed to change it up to not fully focus on thunderclan, which made it feel more realistic.
I don't have too much else to say without giving spoilers, but many parts surprised me.
They seemed to change it up to not fully focus on thunderclan, which made it feel more realistic.
September 29, 2021
Uwielbiam, kocham, ubóstwiam. Nie mogę być obiektywna jeśli chodzi o te serię.
January 26, 2022
Halo co tu się odwaliło, ostatnie 100 stron to ogromne napięcie wtf rozdziały z perspektywy klanu cienia supi dupi
March 25, 2022
Flametail is suddenly important and then he dies playing hockey.
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September 28, 2023
Omg, das Ende war so traurig!!
March 29, 2026
*MINOR SPOILERS*‼️‼️‼️
I gave this 5 stars because the book was filled with tension, lies, jelousy and betrayals from the start. Cats betrayed each other every night in their dreams without even realizing it. It was so stressful to read about!
And I shed a tear. That happens in almost all of these books which I love about them. They make me so emotional and that is a sign of a great book.
I gave this 5 stars because the book was filled with tension, lies, jelousy and betrayals from the start. Cats betrayed each other every night in their dreams without even realizing it. It was so stressful to read about!
And I shed a tear. That happens in almost all of these books which I love about them. They make me so emotional and that is a sign of a great book.
March 28, 2021
The stakes are higher than ever! Can't wait for the next one!
May 5, 2026
Cinco estrellas sólo por esas últimas tres páginas
December 27, 2024
Finished yet another one of these Warrior cats books. There’s really no end to them, is there? I’ve read online that there’s supposedly some inconsistency here and there during the long story? But that’s not that strange, is it? When there’s so many of them, and there’s so many authors. Although, fact-checking your own stories isn’t to big a wish, is it?
ANYHODDLE! If there was anything wrong in this story, I couldn’t really tell. Usually I’d say book series that are this long are low quality books, but the Erin Hunter team has just got…. something that just makes these books work for me. I don’t know what it is.
In this we follow the chosen three that continue to struggle. Especially Dovepaw who struggles with her sister Ivypaw. And Ivypaw? I really wanted to hit her over the head REPEATEDLY! But I mean, she had to be a bit dumb for the plot, I guess. It’s so damn obvious that Tigerstar in the Dark Forest or The Place With No Stars is just using her for his own agenda as is Hawkfrost. But Ivypaw is blinded by jealousy of her sister Dovepaw. Ivypaw feels that Dovepaw gets special treatment by the leadership of the Thunderclan. And RIGHTLY SO! Because Dovepaw is, thanks to her special power, her sensitive and superstrong senses. If the sisters could have just TALKED to each other, so many issues could have been solved earlier. Oh well….
I still like Jayfeather. He is a character I love to hate or hate to love? I don’t know, I’m conflicted. He has probably the foulest temper of all the characters and is a bit of a bitch, honestly. But he is also a very VERY good medicine cat and actually does care, if you get past his attitude. Plus he is way too smart for his own good, honestly. And is using his power of seeing others thoughts and being able to visit their dreams to try and solve all the puzzles the story gives us.
His brother, who is also a part of the chosen three, is starting to grind on me though. Lionblaze who has this power where he can’t get hurt in a fight. Like, at all. Which pretty much makes him invincible, as far as we know at least. And he is starting to… abuse that power. And THAT will just never end well, I just know it. So far nothing bad has happened, but it’s just a matter of time. There’s two or three more books in this series after all. (Not counting all the other serieses in this never ending book series….)
It’s still a very entertaining story though. Much of the success and what just makes these books work I’m guessing is the world-building. It just draws me in and I kinda don’t want to leave this world with cats and their lives. I’m glad the next translated book will soon be released. Can’t wait.
ANYHODDLE! If there was anything wrong in this story, I couldn’t really tell. Usually I’d say book series that are this long are low quality books, but the Erin Hunter team has just got…. something that just makes these books work for me. I don’t know what it is.
In this we follow the chosen three that continue to struggle. Especially Dovepaw who struggles with her sister Ivypaw. And Ivypaw? I really wanted to hit her over the head REPEATEDLY! But I mean, she had to be a bit dumb for the plot, I guess. It’s so damn obvious that Tigerstar in the Dark Forest or The Place With No Stars is just using her for his own agenda as is Hawkfrost. But Ivypaw is blinded by jealousy of her sister Dovepaw. Ivypaw feels that Dovepaw gets special treatment by the leadership of the Thunderclan. And RIGHTLY SO! Because Dovepaw is, thanks to her special power, her sensitive and superstrong senses. If the sisters could have just TALKED to each other, so many issues could have been solved earlier. Oh well….
I still like Jayfeather. He is a character I love to hate or hate to love? I don’t know, I’m conflicted. He has probably the foulest temper of all the characters and is a bit of a bitch, honestly. But he is also a very VERY good medicine cat and actually does care, if you get past his attitude. Plus he is way too smart for his own good, honestly. And is using his power of seeing others thoughts and being able to visit their dreams to try and solve all the puzzles the story gives us.
His brother, who is also a part of the chosen three, is starting to grind on me though. Lionblaze who has this power where he can’t get hurt in a fight. Like, at all. Which pretty much makes him invincible, as far as we know at least. And he is starting to… abuse that power. And THAT will just never end well, I just know it. So far nothing bad has happened, but it’s just a matter of time. There’s two or three more books in this series after all. (Not counting all the other serieses in this never ending book series….)
It’s still a very entertaining story though. Much of the success and what just makes these books work I’m guessing is the world-building. It just draws me in and I kinda don’t want to leave this world with cats and their lives. I’m glad the next translated book will soon be released. Can’t wait.
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