After the sharp-eyed Jay and the roaring Lion, peace will come on Dove s gentle wing. Three ThunderClan cats, Jayfeather, Lionblaze, and Dovepaw, are prophesied to hold the power of the stars in their paws. Now they must work together to unravel the meaning behind the ancient words of the prophecy. As Jayfeather tackles his new responsibilities as the Clan s sole medicine cat and Lionblaze trains his apprentice in the ways of the warrior cats, Dovepaw hones her own unique ability and tries to use it for the good of ThunderClan. But the dark shadows that have preyed on the Clan for many moons still lurk just beyond the forest. Soon a mysterious visitor will walk in one cat s dreams, whispering promises of greatness, with results that will change the future of ThunderClan in ways that no cat could have foreseen.

A perfect gift for new parents, birthday celebrations, and happy occasions of all kinds, this collection of five beloved Beginner Books by Dr. Seuss—The Cat in the Hat, One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish, Green Eggs and Ham, Hop on Pop, and Fox in Socks—will be cherished by young and old alike. Ideal for reading aloud or reading alone, they will begin a child on the adventure of a lifetime!

#Great set of classics (2010-03-16) Since we didn t have any Dr. Suess in our library so far, we figured this would be a good start. Our 21 month old son loves them. Entertaining for parents too. Nice set of the classics.

#classic Dr Suess (2010-02-10) My children loved these books and now my grandchildren will too. Was very happy to find them in a set at a reasonable price.

#super for beginners! (2010-02-08) The books are great, very funny. . My son is 7. 5, and he is in second year learning English. The books are simple enough even for him to understand. But there is one problem, international shipping cost is higher than the packet itself. . .

#Dr. Seuss s Beginner Book Collection (2010-01-07) Great collection. They allow my children 9 & 7 year olds to read on there own. These books have been around for years and never seem to grow old.

#Dr. Suess Great buy!! (2010-01-05) Can not go wrong with these books! The children I gave them to love them and the parents enjoy revisiting their childhood days! Came very quickly! Thanks

There will be three, kin of your kin . . . who hold the power of the stars in their paws. The secret of Hollyleaf s, Jayfeather s, and Lionblaze s true identities has been revealed, but one shocking question remains unanswered. Now, in the harshest days of leaf-bare, Clanmate turns upon Clanmate, danger lurks behind familiar faces, and one more warrior may be lost forever. . . .

#warriors sunrise (2010-02-23) one of erin hunters best books i would recommend it for anyone yound or old

#An Interesting Finish... (2010-02-06) Having been a fan of the popular Warrior cat books, as the third Warriors series, Power of Three, went on, I found myself growing disappointed. The old fire of the classic Warriors books seemed to have died, engulfed more by the greed to publish a hundred of these books and crank out more words on the brittle page. But being a hard-core fan, I knew I would buy it anyways, and I read this book with apprehension, because I wanted to love it, and as it turned out, I wasn t disappointed. We were left as shocked and excited as the Three when we learne...

#Worth Reading (2010-01-01) Defianatly worth the read. Sunrise doesn t quite deserve five stars, but it was a great close to the TPOT series. This book proves that Erin Hunter hasnt completely lost her touch after all. The drama with the three s parents, Leafpool and Crowfeather and their fake parents, Squirrelflight and Brambleclaw, put the series back in order. Well done, authors. I hope your next series opens great. Good luck to you!

#Very disappointing (2009-12-28) I was very disappointed in the power of three series. The entire series is supposed to be about the prophecy of the three cats who have the power of the stars in their paws, but at the end of six books the prophecy still hasn`t been fulfilled. Its like the author is trying to build up for something really huge but then cant think of anything dramatic enough to surprise the reader with. In addition, the plot of each separate book doesn t tie in completely with the overall problem of the series. Sol`s significance still isn`t clear and the sea...

#I m being nice giving this 2 stars.... (2009-10-27) This book is horrible. I am shocked at how badly it was written. It makes you lose respect for classic characters along with new ones. The ending is depressing and the way one of the main characters dies is not very appropriate for a kids series (the character basically commits suicide). I dont even have kids and I think this. . . Hollyleaf acts totally different in this book, and not in a good way. Also, what happens to Leafpool at the end? The whole series is a waste of time as this book does not wrap it up. They just leav...

Poor Dick and Sally. It s cold and wet and they re stuck in the house with nothing to do . . . until a giant cat in a hat shows up, transforming the dull day into a madcap adventure and almost wrecking the place in the process! Written by Dr. Seuss in 1957 in response to the concern that pallid primers [with] abnormally courteous, unnaturally clean boys and girls were leading to growing illiteracy among children, The Cat in the Hat (the first Random House Beginner Book) changed the way our children learn how to read.

#Very nice book for 2yr old and above (2010-01-07) I bought this book for my 2yr old son and in a single sitting he could listen to the whole book read aloud to him. He found the rhymes very interesting. He quickly caught on to the phrases - that bump made us jump (and will jump saying that), what a shame (and will laugh saying this), loved the thing1 and thing2 :). Overall i am glad i could get such a book for my kid.

#An Old Standby (2009-12-28) I can t count the times that I have read this old standby to my children. They are grown now, but never seemed to get enough of it when they were little. It is simple, yet mesmerizing. Dr. Seuss sure got it right when he created this classic. It is a must read, and I will read it many more times to my grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

#The Magical World of Dr. Seuss (2009-11-05) I learned to read with the dull and predictable Dick, Jane and Sally books. And Spot. I mustn t forget Spot. Then one day I got my hands on The Cat in the Hat and reading changed for me forever. It became fun, lively and whimsical. In short, magical. And that s how it s been for me ever since. I couldn t read enough Dr. Seuss as a kid, and as a parent, of course I shared all his books with my own children.

#A brand that makes kids want to read. (2009-10-01) We ve has this and other Dr. Seuss books since I was a kid, but watching my kids with these books is a very different experience. Even the 3 year old has come to recognize the brand and anywhere he sees Dr. Seuss he wants to read it. My six year old looks for the books for his reading assignments. Some of these books get rather long and the kids are not intimidated by it because they know they will enjoy it. Across the board it is a good way to get your kids interested in a series of books rather than one or two favorites.

#Greatest child book (2009-08-20) This was my favorite book up untill about the age of 13. I must have read this book over a hundred times. When I wasn t studying for school, I was reading this book. I use to be able to say the entire book outloud from memory.

The Clans are in turmoil. ShadowClan has turned its back on StarClan and pledged to follow the dark predictions of Sol, the strange cat who foretold the solar eclipse. But not all the cats have lost faith in their warrior ancestors. . . . Jaypaw is convinced that StarClan still holds an important place in the warrior code, and his search for answers leads him far back into the past, farther back than even StarClan can remember. Lionblaze, tortured by violent dreams and bloody visions, wishes he had never been prophesied to be one of the three but to turn his back on his littermates would be the ultimate betrayal. And Hollyleaf is terrified that once the Clans lose their faith, the warrior code will fall apart. She s willing to fight tooth and nail to preserve it—whatever the cost. And when murder stalks into the heart of ThunderClan, the cats realize that the darkest shadows don t always lie outside the territory.

#suspenseful adventure (2010-03-16) This wasnt my favorite of the warrior books but I still loved it. The only thing was that at times it was difficult to follow but other than that it was great really suspensful

#part of a series (2010-03-12) Once you start have to finish the series. I never know life was so hard. We could all learn a lesson from this.

#Don t know yet? (2010-02-13) I have not read this book yet and i am really looking forward to getting all of my questions answered.

#Warriors:Power of 3 #5: Long Shadows (2010-01-28) My 11 year old grandaughter wanted these books for Christmas. She loves all of Erin Hunter s books. She loves to read and loves these books!Price was very reasonable!

#Outstanding Series (2010-01-11) I m hooked on this series of books in a big way. I m not a kid either, & don t honestly believe this would be a book/series for any kid under the age of 13. They are stories about survival & remind me of Native American books set in prehistoric times. But for the adult with a fascination for cats, this is the best I ve read in a long time. For those who rescue feral cats & are upset by moments of blood & fighting, you probably wouldn t like it. But the entire series of Warrior books are a treasure & I can t put them down. I m going into withdrawal n...