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„Wojownicy: Ucieczka w dzicz” – recenzja książki autorstwa Erin Hunter [recenzja w j. angielskim]
"Warriors: Into the Wild” – this is a fantasy novel that takes us into the fascinating world of wild cats living in the forest. The author introduces us to a community of clans that live by ancient rules passed down from father to son.
The story is about the young cat named Rusty. It gets bored living at home with humans, so he decides to go out and try to live in the wild. He thinks it'll be cool to catch his own food and do whatever he wants. Rusty sees other groups of cats and how they live. It’s so exciting! He has to face different situations all the time. Sometimes it’s fun and sometimes it’s scary. But no matter what, you always want to know what will happen next to the cat named Rusty.
The characters seem authentic. They have dreams and fears just like people. There’s also stuff about who is friends with whom and who is not. It keeps you reading.
The language used in the book is accessible and easy to understand. Everyone will enjoy reading, especially younger readers. The author also uses some special cats' language with weird words but he explains the meaning at the same time. It makes you feel like you are one of them.
An important aspect of this book is its educational value. The author introduces readers to the world of wild cats, showing their behaviours, hierarchy and challenges they face. Cats always take responsibility for their decisions and sometimes this can lead to life or death situations. You learn about relationships, betrayals, and the importance of survival skills in the wild. It’s cool because while you’re enjoying the story, you’re also learning about the real-life struggles and adventures of wild cats. This can be a fascinating learning experience for readers who want to know more about nature and the animals' world.
In my opinion, the book "Warriors: Into the Wild” is perfect for young readers. When I have first started reading this book, I couldn’t get into it. However, I kept reading to push through, and after some time, I reached a point where I couldn’t stop reading. The action was so engaging, constantly happening and keeping me on the edge. Furthermore, the book is written in such a way that it feels realistic. I recommend this book to both young and older readers.
The story is about the young cat named Rusty. It gets bored living at home with humans, so he decides to go out and try to live in the wild. He thinks it'll be cool to catch his own food and do whatever he wants. Rusty sees other groups of cats and how they live. It’s so exciting! He has to face different situations all the time. Sometimes it’s fun and sometimes it’s scary. But no matter what, you always want to know what will happen next to the cat named Rusty.
The characters seem authentic. They have dreams and fears just like people. There’s also stuff about who is friends with whom and who is not. It keeps you reading.
The language used in the book is accessible and easy to understand. Everyone will enjoy reading, especially younger readers. The author also uses some special cats' language with weird words but he explains the meaning at the same time. It makes you feel like you are one of them.
An important aspect of this book is its educational value. The author introduces readers to the world of wild cats, showing their behaviours, hierarchy and challenges they face. Cats always take responsibility for their decisions and sometimes this can lead to life or death situations. You learn about relationships, betrayals, and the importance of survival skills in the wild. It’s cool because while you’re enjoying the story, you’re also learning about the real-life struggles and adventures of wild cats. This can be a fascinating learning experience for readers who want to know more about nature and the animals' world.
In my opinion, the book "Warriors: Into the Wild” is perfect for young readers. When I have first started reading this book, I couldn’t get into it. However, I kept reading to push through, and after some time, I reached a point where I couldn’t stop reading. The action was so engaging, constantly happening and keeping me on the edge. Furthermore, the book is written in such a way that it feels realistic. I recommend this book to both young and older readers.
Oprac. Maria Barańska