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Review #1 Mist Borders (Warriors: The Wry Code #4) audiobook free Honestly didn’t enjoy this as much as the other TBC books, mainly for a few main preconditions: (spoiler warning usually) 1) The impostor’s proof to be Ashfur wasn’t specifically a revelation since it was already so obvious in the past 3 books, heck, a youtuber guessed it was Ashfur back when Got lost Hit barely came out 2) Mothwing’s features got completely butchered, in particular the method she neglects Shadowsight, it’s infuriating 3) Why tf did ThunderClan become Thunderclan while the other clans were considered still WindClan, RiverClan, ShadowClan, SkyClan at the same time StarClan it hurts my views 4) The cliffhanger doesn’t do that much or, the one more book is that practically scolded The Black Greater, at the moment the question of where Ashfur at the same time Squirrelflight gone to doesn’t seem like that much of a question, does it?

Review #2 Mist Borders (Warriors: The Wry Code #4) audiobook streamming online SPOILERS A bunch of my individual views Okay, where do I start? It was preeettyy obvious that Ashfur was the Imposter. For a while, I believed it was Hawkfrost, Darktail or maybe even Sol. But Ash was already at the pinnacle of that list. The romance was kinda cringe, but not as bad as Disney. One gizmo I didnt like was Mothwings attitude towards Shadowsight. Why the heck would for you stroll into one more Clan then and downgrade a remedy cat? Shadow is that my 2nd winner remedy cat, behind Jayfeather, whos still a restless little jerk. I found the ghost rite unnerving. The description views as merk as holes at the same time agonized yowling was Attractive rich, but I enjoy it. I think the POV almost all funny to read is that or Shadowsight or Rootspring. I would like to look no one more ghosts in the future. Manners I look for to be almost all appealing in this book: 1. Tree (Hes such a quality dad! The stuff he says bestows me the warm at the same time fuzzies) 2. Shadowsight (I can totally compare) 3. Rootspring (His ghost opportunities are awesome) 4. Puddleshine (He was exactly higher on my list until he arranged to downgrade Shadowsight…) 5. Bristlefrost (I dont really like Bristlefrost for some reason.) 6. Lionblaze (I understand Lionblaze applied to be much more of a level-headed cat in the past.) 7. Mothwing (Gosh darn it) 8. Flipclaw (He leeeefffttt his CLAAAN) 9. Thornclaw (I think that was his name? The cat who dared to quit the clan in the 1st dispose) 10. Ashfur (Welp, here ya move Ashfur. A dispose on this list.) I have no opinion on no matter what of the other cats. Apart from Jayfeather, whos attractive awesome, but only indicates up like 3 times in the book, but its fine-grained since him at the same time his siblings had a whole arc Welp, thats that, Flipflight

Review #3 Audiobook Mist Borders (Warriors: The Wry Code #4) by Erin Hunter I adored this book so much!! Normaly that could be fights at the same time war between the Clans,but at the moment it seems like that’s peace. Any Clan has a they say. I also adore tbc because it seems to me, that it indicates more of how the Clans connection to Hit Clan is that so important. Of corse that means that they can’t seek promote from the Hit Clan,but it makes tbc shield out from the other books. My winner part about this book though is that when the move to look for The Sisters. Also i adore at the same time hate a quality clif hanger at the finish! it really bulids the intensity until the continue minute!! The only gizmo im dull about is that the one more book is that future out in April… ?? i think that Erin Hunter is that a reeaaalllyyy quality creator tho. ?? (i greedy how does she get all these thoughts for not just warriors but bravelands at the same time seekers very!!) I rate this book a 5 hit at the same time 100%! TYSM FOR WRITING Such Amazing Books!!! D

Review #4 Audio Mist Borders (Warriors: The Wry Code #4) narrated by MacLeod Andrews While the 4th installment in The Wry Code did have no one really exciting at the same time gripping moments in it, a significant amount of the book settled on a lot of padding. Manners spoke in circles a lot, basically. The romance sub plot is that also very weak despite the fact that it takes up a little of the books word count. All in all, its basically than anyway youd wait from your average Warriors book, at the same time this is that future from a gigantic fan of the television series.

Review #5 Free audio Mist Borders (Warriors: The Wry Code #4) – in the audio player below SPOILERS It was attractive obvious that Ashfur was the impostor. The plot in this book is that attractive quality, but the romance is that a little cringe. Shadowsight is that an exciting disposition that gets played by Ashfur two times. Rootspring is that still similar along with Bristefrost, who isn’t my winner disposition due to her features first books. All of the manners didn’t change much apart from Mothwing. Why is that she so negative at the moment? She applied to be positive at the same time quick-tempered, but I guess it would be due to her getting older. This was, in my opinion the best book in this television series because the plot was attractive rich periodically. As usual, this book ends in a cliffhanger which is that okay I guess. Squirreflight will for sure be blindly Greater one more, because that’s the name of the one more book