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The Sight: Warriors: Power of Three, Book One (Warriors: Power of Three #01)
Erin Hunter

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Minix, December 23, 2007

By the rest of the comments, it seems like no ones acctually read the book so far, but it was AWESOME! better than some of the other, acctually, it was one of THE BEST. It was charming, and I finally got to hear from graystripe again. When he dissapeared, I acctually got into a deep depression, and nothing could get me out, exept for a few mornings when I dreamed about him the night before, but it didn't last long. Anyway, it bring him back, which just makes it all the more WONDERFUL. It just drew me into it. It seemed the more I read, the less I could put it down. It was WAY ACCURATE and brought out the characters personalitys. When I read, I try to envision the book, (it's kind of irritating, because I've gotten so good at it that when it's in Jaypaw's point of view, I can't picture anything, because he's blind, so I hear and smell the things he can, but it's worse than walking around with my eyes closed, and my brains adapted to books so well, that it wont let me cheat by seeing, exept when he dreams.) It brings charactters back that everyone thought was dead, and some that really were dead, and I'm not talking about StarClan. It was truley CHARMING, and even had a bit of HUMOR right when it needed it. It was one of the most WONDERFUL, PERFECTLY WRITTE, PERFECTLY FORMED books ever. I have re-read it 84 times now, not including the first time I read it.

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