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Summary: Warriors Into the Wild is the best
Review: I enjoyed this book, but some of the cat's customs went further into the realm of fantasy than the concept of talking cats in the first place (like building a defensive wall). Also, I find it socially irresponsible of the author to portray neutering cats in a negative way. (It's sterilization or killing, because one way or the other the population size is going to be controlled.) I would recommend Solo's Journey (or if you want something that's actually in print, Tailchaser's Song) over this book, but when you've read that and want more, it's a fairly good way to spend some time.
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Summary: Warriors its beautiful oh yea!
Review: In the first book, Rusty, a kittypet (house cat) joins ThunderClan. He gets into a fight with a Clan cat, Longtail, and wins. He is accepted into the clan. Spottedleaf, the medicine cat and his love, tells him about a prophecy that happened before he came. Fire alone will save our Clan.... His name, is Firepaw...
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Summary: Rusty to Firepaw to Fireheart
Review: O.k., there's a cat, who is a housecat. He has a black and white cat friend named Smugde, who warns him about going into the wild. He doesn't listen, (of course), and he ventures out into the wild. His housecat name is Rusty, and when he meets this cat clan, (called Thunder Clan), the leader, (Bluestar), gives him a chance to be a warrior. What he finds is adventure.. and finds many secrets! I mean, this book is FUN! With a fantastic prolouge that gets you used to a confusing plot with many lies, (by one cat), without explaining it to you when the time comes. Really, that would be boring. You really want to know the scene. Like knowing a secret before all of the cats do. So, I REALLY, REALLY think you should read this. I've only read the first book in this saga, but I'm going to read every single one that comes out. Like some people are fanatics and are hooked to Harry Potter. Well, this is better. It's ALL about cats, fantasy, action, mystery, and adventure. First Rusty had the name Rusty, then he had the name Firepaw, (when he was training to be a warrior in the clan), and then once he's a real, admired, warrior, and after much adventure, his name is changed to Fireheart. The rest of the book you have to find out about yourself.
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Summary: This i the best book!!!!!
Review: this book should get more than 5 stars... (...) and usually i hate reading. my friend described the whole book to me and my friend and at the time we didn't care cause we were at ski club. I had nothing to do so i picked up this book for a summer reading report and and i finished it soooooo quick because it was soooooo good! you have to read this boook!
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Summary: Warriors: Into the Wild
Review: Warriors: Into the Wild
Erin Hunter
C.Lim This book is the best. When I started reading it I had my doubts. However, soon I was enveloped in the fierce yet ineresting society of the four great clans. This is a great book that should be read by anybody who is fascinated by how dangerous the natural world can be. Erin Hunter has truly made a great jump start on a brand new series. The book starts out as a young housecat named Rusty finally succumbs to his curiosity of the forest and ventures in. He is soon attacked by a young cat called Graypaw. He uses his wits to defend himself by using his wits and succeeds in winning the match. Unbeknownst to him, to other cats were watching close by. However, he is offered by the leaders a chance to join their clan as a member. After he ponders this for one day, he jois their clan as Firepaw. After Firepaw learns the mysterious ways of the clans, he learns that the powerful Shadowclan is starting to control all the territories, and Wind clan has suffered from their wrath. Thunderclan is the only one that can stop it. Firepaw leads a small but determined army to stop it. I don't want to ruin the ending, but anybody should be able to enjoy it.
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