Lesson for Life 1

This book is boring for readers between 10 and 15 years. Maybe a little more. I read it, the story is quite involved. It is true that attaches easily to certain characters (or rather cat ^^). Obviously, the different clans are fighting to protect their families and their territory. The battles can become very bloody, and the characters are often doomed to die young. In this cycle, we encounter many clichés: the villain (and no I do not dévoilerais x)) ready to do anything to take power, the hero (well there, the main character, you can imagine) who tries to save everything the world and others, totally out of contexe, who do not know what is happening because they knew a totally different way of life and they do not go wild cats, and yet "rot" life our cuddly kittens.
The relationships between the characters are unfortunately easy, simple, almost predictable. There are the best faithful friend and all the others who annoy "those who are different."
Something I find very important, this book gives a good lesson against racism, discrimination (of all kinds) and all that comes close. This story in some ways denounces the wickedness of man towards those who are different. Here, cats are quite humanized character while keeping their natural instincts. While the story remains pretty basic, the bottom is, in my opinion, very boring. It is important to enable our young people to know that kind of life lessons by themselves, through something fun and they like to practice =)

I highly recommend it, and know that even for adults, in their spare time or total boredom, this book and discover friendly. As well as the entire collection =)