Star Ka'ats and the Winged Warriors

by Andre Norton and Dorothy Madlee

The Star Ka'ats make an interplanetary journey to another ka'at colony where life forms have grown to monstrous proportions and nearly exterminated the ka'at colonists. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0802764177
• ISBN13: 9780802764171
• Release Date: August 1981
• Publisher: Walker & Company
• Length: 123 Pages
• Weight: 1.20 lbs.
• Age Range: 7 to 11 years
• Grade Range: Grades 2 to 6

Customer Reviews

Star Ka'Ats and the Winged Warriors

Star Ka'Ats and the Winged Warriors (1981) This is the fourth and as far as I can find out the final book book in the Star Ka'at series, following Star Ka'at, Star Ka'at World,and Star Ka'Ats and the Plant People The characters in this book that you met in the first book are: Humans: Jim, a recent orphan, Elly Mae, a young girl who lives with her sickly Granny Star Ka'ats: Tiro, the team leader and first scout, Mer an assistant scout. In this book you'll read about: Boots getting into trouble How some of the Earth cats are having a hard time abiding by the rules on Zimorrah. The Kaats decide that it might be best if the Earthlings are relocated to another planet. Perhaps go to a planet where other Kaats were previously located. Since they have a new source of metal (seeStar Ka'Ats and the Plant People) the Kaats can now rebuild their aging star ships and explore new worlds. You find out about: The Lost Colony The attack of the giant beetle The giant dragonfly. The giant Yellow jacket The Iron Claw The humongous Spider Trapped in the Spider web The Deus ex machina The cave Ka'ats Since I was unable to find a paperback copy of this book or a fifth in this series, I assume that this series was not favorably received or perhaps something happened to the coauthor, Dorothy H. Madlee, , or perhaps they just ran out of the story. My copy is a discarded, ex-library book. I still recommend this book and series for Andre Norton fans and bright juveniles. Gunner December, 2009