I don't know what to tell you! I read the books almost from the year they were published until dramatically burning out a decade later thanks to moral alignment species essentialism. I have since enjoyed being on a panel where we processed a lot of our residual feelings about the series, but I don't know that I would actually recommend it.
And I never actually read any non-Warriors intelligent cat books, although I read a lot of standalone ones about intelligent rodents... I feel like there are a lot of children's books about anthropomorphic mice??
I can think of examples with rats and hamsters, but your basic point still stands.
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Date: 2022-09-25 01:29 am (UTC)I don't know what to tell you! I read the books almost from the year they were published until dramatically burning out a decade later thanks to moral alignment species essentialism. I have since enjoyed being on a panel where we processed a lot of our residual feelings about the series, but I don't know that I would actually recommend it.
And I never actually read any non-Warriors intelligent cat books, although I read a lot of standalone ones about intelligent rodents... I feel like there are a lot of children's books about anthropomorphic mice??
I can think of examples with rats and hamsters, but your basic point still stands.
(I forgot Le Guin's Catwings.)