Books The Empty City (Survivors #1) Online Download Free

List Containing Books The Empty City (Survivors #1)

Title	:	The Empty City (Survivors #1)
Author	:	Erin Hunter
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 275 pages
Published	:	August 21st 2012 by HarperCollins Publishers
Categories	:	Fantasy. Animals

The Empty City (Survivors #1)

Erin Hunter

Hardcover | Pages: 275 pages

Rating: 4.07 | 5123 Users | 348 Reviews

Description Concering Books The Empty City (Survivors #1)

The time has come for dogs to rule the wild.
Lucky is a golden-haired mutt with a nose for survival. He has always been a loner—roaming the streets of the busy city and relying on his instincts to get by. Other dogs have Packs, but Lucky doesn't long for the days he spent with his littermates. He stands alone.
Then the Big Growl strikes. Suddenly the ground is split wide open. The Trap House is destroyed. And all the longpaws have disappeared.
Now Lucky is trapped in a strange and desolate new world with no food, foul water, and enemies at every turn. He falls in with others left behind, including his littermate Bella, a Leashed dog. Relying on other dogs—and having them depend on him—brings new dangers that Lucky isn't prepared for, but he may not be able to survive on his own. Can Lucky ever be a true Pack dog?

Identify Books In Pursuance Of The Empty City (Survivors #1)

ISBN:	0062102567 (ISBN13: 9780062102560)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Survivors #1, Survivors Universe #1

Rating Containing Books The Empty City (Survivors #1)

Ratings: 4.07 From 5123 Users | 348 Reviews

Notice Containing Books The Empty City (Survivors #1)

Okay, I had low expectations for this book but compared to what I expected, the book was still very bad. Honestly, I don't think humans would leave their dogs during an earthquake and the whole book was basically a bunch of dogs doing stupid things and getting in trouble and Lucky having to go rescue them. It seems to be geared towards like 7 year olds and it definitely doesn't deserve to be written under the name Erin Hunter. The style is completely different and well, the actual skill isn't

Lucky, really? The dog's name is Lucky. Very original. *sigh* I hope this isn't like a repeat of Warriors and Seekers, just with new names for things like monster and firebeast. And continuously talking about how empty the dog's belly is.The cover does look awesome, though.Oh, but you know what would be really awesome? If it crossed over with Warriors or Seekers! Not directly, of course. But if at one point they said something about seeing a flame-colored cat or something like that. Maybe have

Read this YA novel about a group of talking dogs upon the recommendation of my 11 year old granddaughter, Chloe. An alternate title could be Hunger Games: Goes to the Dogs. Its set in a dystopian post-apocalyptic landscape. Each dog character has his/her unique skill set and they come to rely on the talents of the group for survival. Discussing the experience of reading the same book with a grandchild enhances the relationship more than I think anything else can. Doing things together, like

This is a compelling adventure story for the 10-13 year old readers. However, I, as an adult, admit to finishing the entire book to find out what happened to the very likeable pack of dogs, especially their hapless leader, Lucky. The story opens in an animal shelter when an earthquake strikes, trapping most of the dogs, but allowing Lucky and another dog to escape. Lucky's goal is to remain a loner, to survive on his own, so he shakes off the other dog who goes her own way into a landscape

OMG i really liked this book and i think that this has a lot more detail than Warriors and Seekers

I have read this book before and I decided to read it again. I forgot how sad it was.

Survivors is a mostly delightful read, though rather insubstantial. It tries to be just what it sounds like: Warriors , but with dogs. On that front, it falls rather flat. Natural elements are personified; earth is Earth-dog, a sort of living, breathing deity, a contrast to Starclan in Warriors , but they dont seem to have any real attachment to these ideals like in Warriors, except when hoping another earthquake doesnt strike (aka an earth growl), or fondly remembering stories at their mothers