What did I read . . .?

I had so many emotions after finishing A Light in the Mist. It was heart-wrenching and . . . so many emotions had surfaced between characters.

Firestar returning to fight for star clan was one of my highlights, as I loved his character since the beginning. I am sad Bristlefrost died, but it was necessary for the progression of what has been put into motion by star clan.

I had cried my eyes out when it was Greystripe's turn to leave. Yes, he is an elder, but . . . he had always been there since The New Prophecy. He had seen clans fall and rise.

The last battle was okay but not as gory or glorious as The Omen of the Stars.

Ashfur, oh Ashfur, who made an intriguing antagonist/villain for this series. He took over Bramblestar's body to show the clans how feeble their rules were and how easily they could be broken. He did all of this for revenge - revenge because the cat he's obsessed with did not love him.

So, this series had an interesting underlying theme/s.

Overall, I rate the whole series 5 stars. ( )

Independent reading level: Grades 3-7