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Warriors Manga: Ravenpaw's Path #1-3
Warriors: Ravenpaw's Path: 3 Full-Color Warriors Manga Books in 1: Shattered Peace, A Clan in Need, The Heart of a Warrior
A full-color collection of three manga adventures from the world of Erin Hunter’s Warriors series—never before available in color!
This epic volume includes all three books in the Ravenpaw’s Path manga Shattered Peace, A Clan in Need, and The Heart of a Warrior.
Set after the events of the first Warriors series, The Prophecies Begin, this graphic novel adventure follows Firestar’s friend and former Clanmate Ravenpaw as he fights to protect his new home.
Ravenpaw is no longer a warrior—but when a vicious group of rogue cats arrives at the barn where he now lives with his friend Barley, his peaceful new life is under threat. He must turn to his old friends in ThunderClan for help…and find the courage to fight like a warrior once more.
272 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2010
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About the author
Erin Hunter
283 books10.9k 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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June 18, 2022
I love warrior cats so this was disappointing. This was a cheesy story to please the 8 year olds wanting more. The cats from the series act differently and it’s just silly and predictable in the worst way.
Fun to hear a story from Ravenpaw’s perspective though and see gay love blossom.
Fun to hear a story from Ravenpaw’s perspective though and see gay love blossom.
January 9, 2024
This was okay for a graphic novel or manga book. It was alright. Could have been better.
February 1, 2022
The way the manga has more original plot lines than the books has me screaming. Love Ravenpaw tho
March 12, 2024
More like a 3.75 out of 5. I always enjoyed Ravenpaw's character and felt bad for him when Tigerclaw was so ruthless to him. I am glad that he finally knows how to stand up for himself now and knows how to defend his territory.
January 16, 2021
Ravenpaw is such a good boy, I want him to thrive with Barley and be happy barn cats.
March 14, 2021
I liked this manga, it told the story of Ravenpaw after he left the clans and after the clans faced bloodclan, I thought it was very fun to read.
February 25, 2022
dnf @ pg 145 (kinda- just skimmed the rest)
seeing the tnp gang as kits was so cute tho
seeing the tnp gang as kits was so cute tho
June 16, 2023
Great Warrior Cars graphic novel.
August 17, 2025
Rabenpfote ist nicht nur irgendein kleiner schwarzer Kater, er ist die Drama-Queen der Warrior-Cats-Welt. Zusammen mit meiner Tochter habe ich dieses Graphic-Novel-Abenteuer verschlungen, und wir haben uns beim Lesen ständig gegenseitig angegrinst, weil die Bilder so perfekt die Stimmung einfangen. Mal butterweiche Kuschelfelder, wo man am liebsten selbst reinspringen würde, mal zackige Kampfszenen, die aussehen, als würde gleich der Bildschirm explodieren – die Abwechslung ist einfach genial.
Rabenpfote ist für mich sowieso einer der spannendsten Charaktere, weil er eben nicht der typische Held ist, sondern ein bisschen eigen, ein bisschen verletzlich, aber trotzdem loyal bis in die Schwanzspitze. Die drei Geschichten in diesem Band – „Zerstörter Frieden“, „Ein Clan in Not“ und „Das Herz eines Kriegers“ – haben uns so gepackt, dass wir teilweise wie beim Serien-Binge-Watching dagesessen haben: „Nur noch eine Seite, okay?“ (Spoiler: Es blieb nie bei einer.)
Richtig stark fanden wir auch die Dynamik zwischen Rabenpfote und Mikusch. Diese Freundschaft bringt Herz und Witz in die Geschichte und zeigt, dass man nicht immer im Clan bleiben muss, um mutig zu sein. Meine Tochter meinte irgendwann, sie würde am liebsten selbst eine Katze werden und an Rabenpfotes Seite kämpfen – und das sagt eigentlich alles über die Intensität dieser Graphic Novel.
Das Schöne ist: Es liest sich flott, macht optisch richtig was her und trifft genau diese Mischung aus Action, Emotion und einem Schuss Melancholie, die man von Warrior Cats kennt. Für uns beide ein echtes Highlight im Regal, das definitiv öfter mal wieder rausgezogen wird, wenn wir Lust auf epische Katzenabenteuer haben. Rabenpfote, du kleiner Emo-Kater – wir feiern dich!
Rabenpfote ist für mich sowieso einer der spannendsten Charaktere, weil er eben nicht der typische Held ist, sondern ein bisschen eigen, ein bisschen verletzlich, aber trotzdem loyal bis in die Schwanzspitze. Die drei Geschichten in diesem Band – „Zerstörter Frieden“, „Ein Clan in Not“ und „Das Herz eines Kriegers“ – haben uns so gepackt, dass wir teilweise wie beim Serien-Binge-Watching dagesessen haben: „Nur noch eine Seite, okay?“ (Spoiler: Es blieb nie bei einer.)
Richtig stark fanden wir auch die Dynamik zwischen Rabenpfote und Mikusch. Diese Freundschaft bringt Herz und Witz in die Geschichte und zeigt, dass man nicht immer im Clan bleiben muss, um mutig zu sein. Meine Tochter meinte irgendwann, sie würde am liebsten selbst eine Katze werden und an Rabenpfotes Seite kämpfen – und das sagt eigentlich alles über die Intensität dieser Graphic Novel.
Das Schöne ist: Es liest sich flott, macht optisch richtig was her und trifft genau diese Mischung aus Action, Emotion und einem Schuss Melancholie, die man von Warrior Cats kennt. Für uns beide ein echtes Highlight im Regal, das definitiv öfter mal wieder rausgezogen wird, wenn wir Lust auf epische Katzenabenteuer haben. Rabenpfote, du kleiner Emo-Kater – wir feiern dich!
September 6, 2022
so i read the novel version but i forgot the name so im just gonna mark this as read (didn't read the manga' version..)
it was pretty good ngl
it was pretty good ngl
March 4, 2024
[04.03.2024)
5/5✨
Wszystkie części
Bardzo fajna manga:)
5/5✨
Wszystkie części
Bardzo fajna manga:)
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
December 30, 2024
3,75
Przeczytałam tylko 1 tom
Przeczytałam tylko 1 tom
October 14, 2025
Engaging story! Loved seeing more of Ravenpaw's life after leaving the Clans.
April 1, 2020
This was my first plunge into the warrior cat world. Raven paw and his best friend Barley are living the best life at a peaceful farm but one day that all goes away and they have to fight for what is rightfully theirs.
January 22, 2023
Whether you are a fan of the Warriors or just getting started, this is an enjoyable graphic novel.
This book contains three previously released black and white comics, but now in color for this collection.
-Shattered Peace
-A Clan In Need
-The Heart of a Warrior
This is the graphic novel that, from what I can see, was at the start of the 🚨 Controvery 🚨
There is concern of homosexual, or #Agenda based content within this series. There is nothing of that sort in this series, nor any other Warrior books that I’ve seen. The rumor seems to have started from within the fandom as a way to retcon two male characters that are close friends, to be gay. But the creator of the series has gone on record to say that the characters are not gay and that homosexuality will not be a factor in these stories because the cats are realistically based, and there is no homosexuality in cat behavior.
⚠️ Parental Warning ⚠️
For parents familiar with the series, there isn’t anything new or beyond the established lore and language.
Starclan is the heavenly clan of passed on warrior cat ancestors that watch over and guide the clan cats. Appearing like a Star Wars force ghost vision, they will communicate through dreams, and when they visit the crystal “moonstone”.
The series usually contains slurs such as “mouse brained”
This book contains three previously released black and white comics, but now in color for this collection.
-Shattered Peace
-A Clan In Need
-The Heart of a Warrior
This is the graphic novel that, from what I can see, was at the start of the 🚨 Controvery 🚨
There is concern of homosexual, or #Agenda based content within this series. There is nothing of that sort in this series, nor any other Warrior books that I’ve seen. The rumor seems to have started from within the fandom as a way to retcon two male characters that are close friends, to be gay. But the creator of the series has gone on record to say that the characters are not gay and that homosexuality will not be a factor in these stories because the cats are realistically based, and there is no homosexuality in cat behavior.
⚠️ Parental Warning ⚠️
For parents familiar with the series, there isn’t anything new or beyond the established lore and language.
Starclan is the heavenly clan of passed on warrior cat ancestors that watch over and guide the clan cats. Appearing like a Star Wars force ghost vision, they will communicate through dreams, and when they visit the crystal “moonstone”.
The series usually contains slurs such as “mouse brained”
June 9, 2023
I love the artwork and how it is fully in color. I also am glad to read more on Ravenpaw. It is still sad that Ravenpaw had to leave his Clan to get away from Tigerclaw. He loves living on the farm but he does miss the Clans. He just likes the farm life more. Less fighting. Although there is still plenty fighting but still less. Ravenpaw is really good with kits. I hope to read more on him in the future of him being a father to his own kits. He has many things on the farm he loves, his best friend Barley, plentiful of food and he can wake up when he wants. Even the Twolegs are decent. I see how both cats for brief moments doubts the other and they were both wrong each time they doubted one another. Sometimes one must really trust and listen to what the other one is saying. I was also happy to see Firestar and how he helped them get the barn back. What I didn't like is how Firestar is like we can't help you until they resolve their rogue situation there. After all Ravenpaw and Barley had helped in the battle against Scourge. Then Ravenpaw still felt like he owed Firestar. It was also nice to learn more about Barley and some of his back ground. How he has two brothers and a sister, even used to run with BloodClan. In the end I was happy to see they did get their barn back, even may be friends with the dogs now.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
November 27, 2020
I loved Barley's personality and Ravenpaw's innocence, they made a lovely couple for sure (and yeah, I know they're not together)! I always wondered about Ravenpaw's life on the farm, specially because of he was a warrior of a clan and it seems hard to adjust to that new quiet life. The art is adorable as always and the story is charming!
Aside that, the second part was a little... lack of content? I don't know, I'd have preferred it to be focused on battles instead the quiet tension. Anyway, I loved Ravenpaw and Barley's relationship (I can't say friendship nor romance cause I'm not sure wich one I should say haha) and their decision of making the farm their own home and clan.
Aside that, the second part was a little... lack of content? I don't know, I'd have preferred it to be focused on battles instead the quiet tension. Anyway, I loved Ravenpaw and Barley's relationship (I can't say friendship nor romance cause I'm not sure wich one I should say haha) and their decision of making the farm their own home and clan.
January 2, 2023
Ravenpaw's Path is now one of my favourite Warriors manga collections! The relationship between Ravenpaw and Barley is super sweet as always (we love these shy husbands) and it was interesting to find out more of Barley's backstory! The art is lovely as always, and I definitely recommend it as a quick and fun read.
April 7, 2023
The gay, anxious, people-pleaser representation that I desperately scrounge for from Warriors! But for real Ravenpaw and Barley literally outsell every single main character ship in the entire series and it's not close.
August 19, 2021
Cute. I can see a 4th or 5th grader enjoying this. It would open up the world of Warriors.
September 16, 2024
Loved it!!!!! I loved how it’s just Ravenpaw and Barly and that they finally get there home back. Five star book! Hopefully they have fun in the barn!!!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
February 7, 2021
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I always thought that the farm never changed.
I have mixed feelings about Shattered Peace, a story of Ravenpaw's Path by Erin Hunter. On the one hand, it's nice to read about Ravenpaw again since he apparently decided to abandon the clans forever. However, it does kind of feel like a pointless story in the long run. Did we really need these graphic novels? Eh, probably not.
A Character We Love
So, the true selling point for this book is the fact that it brings back a character we love. Naturally, anyone who liked Ravenpaw at all would have warm feelings about this graphic novel. And that's about all this book really sells itself on: you get to return to a beloved character. I won't lie, this is usually enough to make a lot of people very happy.
As for the plot, well, it's a simple one. Ravenpaw and Barely are living together quite happily. Not much happens at the barn, so of course this story encapsulates the only true event that happens. The barn sort of serves as a resting place for many cats to use. We see this time and time again throughout the course of the other books. So, naturally, when rogues come seeking shelter Ravenpaw and Barley house them.
Unfortunately, these rogues aren't quite what they seem.
Missed Potential
So, I loved two things about this book. The first was the connection between Ravenpaw and Barley. It was sweet and a real selling point for sharing great friendships. The second was how Ravenpaw connected so well with the kits and the moment of conflict this brought to him. Was he lonely with Barley? Did he need more companionship? It's one of those touching moments that's also centered around self-needs and life choices. And I just really appreciated it.
Otherwise, I think the plot was fairly predictable. Simply by virtue of how the artwork was done, you knew something nefarious was going to happen. There really wasn't a lot of room for mystery. And despite Ravenpaw's connection with some of the cats, the kits in particular, there was no way this event would end well.
Unfortunately, however, I feel like that external conflict took so much potential away from the internal conflict Ravenpaw was feeling.
Battles, Battles Galore
I think the thing that this story did poorly was center everything so much around upcoming battles. I get that these are warrior cats and much of the stories are centered around these giant fights that have to happen, but...why? Some of them feel so pointless. Do cats really have nothing better to do than fight over territory and food?
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I always thought that the farm never changed.
I have mixed feelings about Shattered Peace, a story of Ravenpaw's Path by Erin Hunter. On the one hand, it's nice to read about Ravenpaw again since he apparently decided to abandon the clans forever. However, it does kind of feel like a pointless story in the long run. Did we really need these graphic novels? Eh, probably not.
A Character We Love
So, the true selling point for this book is the fact that it brings back a character we love. Naturally, anyone who liked Ravenpaw at all would have warm feelings about this graphic novel. And that's about all this book really sells itself on: you get to return to a beloved character. I won't lie, this is usually enough to make a lot of people very happy.
As for the plot, well, it's a simple one. Ravenpaw and Barely are living together quite happily. Not much happens at the barn, so of course this story encapsulates the only true event that happens. The barn sort of serves as a resting place for many cats to use. We see this time and time again throughout the course of the other books. So, naturally, when rogues come seeking shelter Ravenpaw and Barley house them.
Unfortunately, these rogues aren't quite what they seem.
Missed Potential
So, I loved two things about this book. The first was the connection between Ravenpaw and Barley. It was sweet and a real selling point for sharing great friendships. The second was how Ravenpaw connected so well with the kits and the moment of conflict this brought to him. Was he lonely with Barley? Did he need more companionship? It's one of those touching moments that's also centered around self-needs and life choices. And I just really appreciated it.
Otherwise, I think the plot was fairly predictable. Simply by virtue of how the artwork was done, you knew something nefarious was going to happen. There really wasn't a lot of room for mystery. And despite Ravenpaw's connection with some of the cats, the kits in particular, there was no way this event would end well.
Unfortunately, however, I feel like that external conflict took so much potential away from the internal conflict Ravenpaw was feeling.
Battles, Battles Galore
I think the thing that this story did poorly was center everything so much around upcoming battles. I get that these are warrior cats and much of the stories are centered around these giant fights that have to happen, but...why? Some of them feel so pointless. Do cats really have nothing better to do than fight over territory and food?
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January 1, 2020
This post has spoilers to this book and Omen of the stars book 1.
Read at your own risk
They fail to capture the true beauty of warriors with these graphic novels. It's like the whole thing focuses on just fighting. It feels like there trying to get non book lovers to like warriors. It's like, yeah, the books are called warriors, but the thing is, I like the books cuz the characters, plot, and beauty of the world of warriors are just amazing. But with these graphic novels, they took all that away. I mean, In one moment RavenPaw just watches with a smile as Barly gets into a fight. Like, what? He's thinking to himself, 'This is his fight.' Like, what about in Omen of the Stars when Jayfeather is scared when some cats start arguing. In all of the 'real' books, the cats do anything they can to avoid fighting. I mean. The books don't even feel cannon. It feels like a fan fiction wrote by someone who knows nothing about the books, other than its called warriors and about cats fighting. I really didn't like it. When you first see these books, you think of fighting to the death. However, when you read the books, you fall in love with the characters, And everything. Please make a graphic novel that feels like a warrior cats book, and not some action-filled fake. One more thing. What about Thunderclan? Like, I think it was Thornclaw, but one of the cats asked RavenPaw if he joined windclan, and acted like a jerk. Firestar too! FireStar said he wouldn't help RavenPaw cuz they were fighting rogues. Like, is this the same FireStar? He could of been nicer. I love warriors soooooo much. I just don't like the grafic novels.
Thanks for reading. Jetwing-
Read at your own risk
They fail to capture the true beauty of warriors with these graphic novels. It's like the whole thing focuses on just fighting. It feels like there trying to get non book lovers to like warriors. It's like, yeah, the books are called warriors, but the thing is, I like the books cuz the characters, plot, and beauty of the world of warriors are just amazing. But with these graphic novels, they took all that away. I mean, In one moment RavenPaw just watches with a smile as Barly gets into a fight. Like, what? He's thinking to himself, 'This is his fight.' Like, what about in Omen of the Stars when Jayfeather is scared when some cats start arguing. In all of the 'real' books, the cats do anything they can to avoid fighting. I mean. The books don't even feel cannon. It feels like a fan fiction wrote by someone who knows nothing about the books, other than its called warriors and about cats fighting. I really didn't like it. When you first see these books, you think of fighting to the death. However, when you read the books, you fall in love with the characters, And everything. Please make a graphic novel that feels like a warrior cats book, and not some action-filled fake. One more thing. What about Thunderclan? Like, I think it was Thornclaw, but one of the cats asked RavenPaw if he joined windclan, and acted like a jerk. Firestar too! FireStar said he wouldn't help RavenPaw cuz they were fighting rogues. Like, is this the same FireStar? He could of been nicer. I love warriors soooooo much. I just don't like the grafic novels.
Thanks for reading. Jetwing-
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
September 15, 2019
Ehhhh I'm not really sure about this. 2.75? The art and stories were really cute, and I always love seeing more Ravenpaw!! But this definitely had the feel of cursed child (HP), where it's about characters you know and love...but it's written by someone other than the original author(s). Firestar will likely always be my favorite, but he really wasn't acting like himself, attacking at night and throwing orders around and not telling everyone the whole plan beforehand. It was definitely jarring and disappointing.
I've read through the new prophecy arc, so it was nice to be back with characters who are younger and/or still alive, and I loved that Ravenpaw saw starclan cats!! It was good to be back in the forest, going through the gorse tunnel, seeing Firestar's daughters as kits. But it still felt off to me.
But! Really enjoyable. I don't read that much manga/comics/graphic novels, but I like them! I loved seeing Ravenpaw and the others in color 🐈 I think the second story was def the weakest, and I probably liked the first one best, but I'm not going to give individual ratings for them. I love the warriors universe and I'm still looking forward to the other manga! I just have to check what order to read it all in so I don't spoil anything (especially when even names are spoilers!).
I've read through the new prophecy arc, so it was nice to be back with characters who are younger and/or still alive, and I loved that Ravenpaw saw starclan cats!! It was good to be back in the forest, going through the gorse tunnel, seeing Firestar's daughters as kits. But it still felt off to me.
But! Really enjoyable. I don't read that much manga/comics/graphic novels, but I like them! I loved seeing Ravenpaw and the others in color 🐈 I think the second story was def the weakest, and I probably liked the first one best, but I'm not going to give individual ratings for them. I love the warriors universe and I'm still looking forward to the other manga! I just have to check what order to read it all in so I don't spoil anything (especially when even names are spoilers!).
February 1, 2025
i love to see gay people (cats) winning!!!!!
genuinely the best run of warriors “manga”/graphic novels. i think the final part with jumper and hoot is a little bit rushed, but the quality of the art (especially this full-color edition) and the story and characters is extremely well done and much more in line with the first few arcs of the main storyline. ravenpaw is also one of my favorites, and i think this story in particular highlights how much he really has paws in both the world of the clans and his life with barley on the farm. now i’m thinking about how hard it must’ve been for him when the clans moved to the lake territories… yikes… poor little guy.
anyways, this seems like a good time to say that the warrior cats reread is going swimmingly! i really have a lot of love in my heart for them, especially these older characters who i grew up with. stupid children’s fighting forest cat books… i love you… my ratings of the newer novels will probably be lower than the older ones as i continue in my journey, but i really do stand by my opinions on the first few arcs. i think they’re really solid books for the age group, do an incredible job at worldbuilding and character development for what they are, and definitely had resounding impacts on me as a person. warrior cats world domination
genuinely the best run of warriors “manga”/graphic novels. i think the final part with jumper and hoot is a little bit rushed, but the quality of the art (especially this full-color edition) and the story and characters is extremely well done and much more in line with the first few arcs of the main storyline. ravenpaw is also one of my favorites, and i think this story in particular highlights how much he really has paws in both the world of the clans and his life with barley on the farm. now i’m thinking about how hard it must’ve been for him when the clans moved to the lake territories… yikes… poor little guy.
anyways, this seems like a good time to say that the warrior cats reread is going swimmingly! i really have a lot of love in my heart for them, especially these older characters who i grew up with. stupid children’s fighting forest cat books… i love you… my ratings of the newer novels will probably be lower than the older ones as i continue in my journey, but i really do stand by my opinions on the first few arcs. i think they’re really solid books for the age group, do an incredible job at worldbuilding and character development for what they are, and definitely had resounding impacts on me as a person. warrior cats world domination
January 22, 2021
This omnibus contains 3 volumes.
This series takes place after Warriors #6: The Darkest Hour .
Volume 1: Shattered Peace
My review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
Volume 2: A Clan in Need
My review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
Volume 3: The Heart of a Warrior
My review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
This series has 3 volumes.
This series takes place after Warriors #6: The Darkest Hour .
Volume 1: Shattered Peace
My review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
Volume 2: A Clan in Need
My review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
Volume 3: The Heart of a Warrior
My review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
This series has 3 volumes.
August 21, 2024
Ocena: 5 ⭐
Bardzo komfortowa i "swojska" w swoim odbiorze manga o Kruczej Łapie - dodatkowo idealnie osadzona w luce czasowej między Superedycją, a drugą serią głównej linii fabuły. Mimo, że sporo się w niej działo, a akcja nie zwalniała, to czytając można było odprężyć się i poznać lepiej codzienne życie bohatera z farmy, który na ogół nie uczestniczy już w klanowym życiu, ale nieodzownie łączy go z nim silna więź.
Cieszę się też, że sylwetka Jęczmienia została nakreślona trochę wyraźniej i z mocno epizodycznego bohatera przeszedł do rangi ważnej postaci, z własnym charakterem, sposobem postępowania i relacyjnością. Nie jest to już tylko samotnik na drodze do Wysokich Skał, przyjaciel Kruczej Łapy niegdyś związany z Klanem Krwii, ale posiada chociaż minimum głębi, na którą zasługiwał.
Zresztą to samo można by powiedzieć o Kruczej Łapie - z perspektywy rozwoju charakteru stał się wreszcie kimś więcej, niż strachliwym, byłym członkiem Klanu Pioruna. Z wielką tęsknotą będę czekać na, niedługo ruszające w przedsprzedaż, tłumaczenie "Pożegnania Kruczej Łapy".
Bardzo komfortowa i "swojska" w swoim odbiorze manga o Kruczej Łapie - dodatkowo idealnie osadzona w luce czasowej między Superedycją, a drugą serią głównej linii fabuły. Mimo, że sporo się w niej działo, a akcja nie zwalniała, to czytając można było odprężyć się i poznać lepiej codzienne życie bohatera z farmy, który na ogół nie uczestniczy już w klanowym życiu, ale nieodzownie łączy go z nim silna więź.
Cieszę się też, że sylwetka Jęczmienia została nakreślona trochę wyraźniej i z mocno epizodycznego bohatera przeszedł do rangi ważnej postaci, z własnym charakterem, sposobem postępowania i relacyjnością. Nie jest to już tylko samotnik na drodze do Wysokich Skał, przyjaciel Kruczej Łapy niegdyś związany z Klanem Krwii, ale posiada chociaż minimum głębi, na którą zasługiwał.
Zresztą to samo można by powiedzieć o Kruczej Łapie - z perspektywy rozwoju charakteru stał się wreszcie kimś więcej, niż strachliwym, byłym członkiem Klanu Pioruna. Z wielką tęsknotą będę czekać na, niedługo ruszające w przedsprzedaż, tłumaczenie "Pożegnania Kruczej Łapy".
February 3, 2026
RavenPaw’s Path is a book with a lot of action and suspense, with complex characters. The two main characters: RavenPaw and Barley, are two stray cats who moved away from their clans to go stay at a barn. As they go through their daily routines, a fire bursts out in flames all of a sudden. This causes the other animals and the humans to go crazy, everyone in a panic. As the chaos dies down and RavenPaw and Barley go back to the semi-destroyed barn, the humans are gone, but return shortly after. After all the chaos, a group of cats arrive, who were rogues, formally a part of a clan, looking to recruit RavenPaw back. This all spirals into a big deal as RavenPaw figures out his path with Barley. I liked how two main conflicts played a part in this book, and how detailed in the pages they were.
May 28, 2024
Too tired to write a thoughtful review.
Frustrating flipflop personalities, wasn’t a huge fan of Barley here. Barley is so friendly and welcoming in the main series but here he is much more reserved. Also fails several times to care about Ravenpaw, instead wrapped up in his own insecurities. He has a bit of development though.
Ravenpaw is the best but I found it odd that he’d be so gullible with strangers. You’d think that his experience with Tigerclaw in ThunderClan would make him more paranoid. So that didn’t seem totally right.
But it was nice to see Ravenpaw kind of back with ThunderClan, helps paint a small picture of what it would’ve been like if he stayed. I wish he did 3
Anyways overall decent read, but doesn’t horribly stand out to me. 7.5/10
Frustrating flipflop personalities, wasn’t a huge fan of Barley here. Barley is so friendly and welcoming in the main series but here he is much more reserved. Also fails several times to care about Ravenpaw, instead wrapped up in his own insecurities. He has a bit of development though.
Ravenpaw is the best but I found it odd that he’d be so gullible with strangers. You’d think that his experience with Tigerclaw in ThunderClan would make him more paranoid. So that didn’t seem totally right.
But it was nice to see Ravenpaw kind of back with ThunderClan, helps paint a small picture of what it would’ve been like if he stayed. I wish he did 3
Anyways overall decent read, but doesn’t horribly stand out to me. 7.5/10
April 8, 2019
My main interest in this graphic novel, is that it’s about cats. It’s also based off a book series I started to read. I must admit, the crazy cat lady in me hates to read about cats fighting each other like warriors. Though, cats DO fight. I just work hard to make my own cats get along. Despite my dislike of fighting cats, I adored Ravenpaw’s path! The story takes place on a farm, in a lifestyle that is my own. He has a heartwarming friendship with another cat, and together they must defend their territory.
Overall thoughts: The artwork was bright and colorful. It drew me in. The plot was predictable, but enjoyable.
Overall thoughts: The artwork was bright and colorful. It drew me in. The plot was predictable, but enjoyable.
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