Warriors: The Lost Warrior Paperback – Illustrated, April 24, 2007

What really stands out to me is the art. James Barry did an amazing job and I hope to see more stuff from him. What I like most about Barry's work is that it takes elements from the classic anime style yet has a western character I seldom see in comics. The work is much more friendly with more curves and a boldness to it. There is nothing I can say that can compare to a visual so in short I strongly recommend this book.

My son loves the Warriors books. For a 14 yr old who typically wants a video game over a book, this impresses me. He enjoys the pace and writing in these novels, and the subject matter interests him. He even named a pet after a character in this series.The book arrived quickly and was new, as stated. A great value as well. I now get all of his Warriors books on Amazon.

Nothing better it is so awesome I couldn’t make it better I loved it so much it is awesomely cool

My 12-year-old flew through this series and is on to the next set. Keeps him intrigued and makes him deaf when I tell him it's time to put it up for the night and go to bed.

I chose this rating because I like warriors and graphic novels. This book appealed to me very much. Thank you.

I recommend to read this book. The cats are drawn well, the plot is not bad at all, and the characters are just like the are in the "normal" warrior books.

It is a good book but… It does have to many "extra" things when Graystripe dreams. But what I would like is COLOR!!! I need color to see if it's night, day, noon, cloudy, sunny, you know! And I'm only a pre-teen.... -_- Anyway it's a great book!(P.S. I want you to do a stand alone manga with Firestar in it! Plus, Firestar is my FAVORITE character!)See you later!!!

I enjoyed learning about Graystripe's adventures while trying to find the Clan. The pictures are vivid and a good way to convey thi part of the story.