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Stormclan's Folly

Erin Hunter

4.13

Stripestar has always imagined a life beyond the forest, but, as leader of ThunderClan, he knows that his duty to his clanmates comes first. When tragedy strikes and WindClan’s leader, Galestar, approaches with an offer of allyship, he swiftly accepts. But he and Galestar have history, a connection that only deepens as they continue to work together.

Adult
ISBN
9780063357419

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  • adventurousdarkemotionaltenseMedium-paced

    Started September 16, 2025 · Finished September 26, 2025

    Im just going to get right into the review Im just gonna spoil the whole thing to save the trouble. <spoiler>So the book overall was actually pretty decent with Galestar and Stripestar starting with meeting in Starclan after the events of Ivypools Heart then the following chapter as apprentices and after that skipping right to being leaders. The timeskip was a little jarring given the fact we didnt get to see them as warriors or deputies to see if we even gave a damn about them. But I guess that was the point cause there wasnt a point to see them before they were leaders.</spoiler> <spoiler>Not to bore everyone with story stuff Ill just skip to the parts of the books I really like. Which was the traveling and seeing the Tribe again granted this was way before the Great Journey with the modern clans. Not gonna lie even the deaths and Galestar and Stripestar being stripped of their nine lives was also kinda neat cause Starclan actually did something. TLDR: Im a Starclan supporter for this book.</spoiler> <spoiler>With some good theres some bad mainly the pacing cause as soon as something happens it starts to go at a snails pace before picking up again not a paragraph later which kinda threw me for a little bit. Also once Stripestar and the rest of Thunderclan got back to the forest territories I started not liking Stripestar cause how pitiful he got and even before that when they first lost Galestar and the kits he was already assuming they died in the storm. Like you hardly even looked at that point. </spoiler>