Warrior Cats Series 4: Omen of the Stars 6 Books Box Set Collection By Erin (The Fourth Apprentice, Fading Echoes, Night Whispers, Sign of the Moon, ... Volumes 1 to 6 (Warriors Omen of the Stars)

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Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow. "We'll find out soon enough. Old secrets can't stay buried forever. And if these three cats are not strong enough to deal with the truth, then you, Bluestar, will have destroyed the Clan you love so much..." There are many characters, so the wild cats are introduced as Clans such as Thunderclan, Windclan, Riverclan, Shadowclan, Skyclan. Clans adapted themselves according to their domain, and they have conflicts, but they are also concerned for each other. Graystripe agrees with Fireheart to only meet with Silverstream at the full moon and the Gathering, where the four clans meet monthly to discuss issues. Fireheart finds out that Graystripe has been routinely breaking this promise and sneaking away to see Silverstream. Fireheart takes over training on Graystripe’s apprentice in addition to his own. Meanwhile, Tigerclaw has set a trap for Bluestar by the human made Thunderpaths.

The Prophecies Begin is a rename of the Warriors launched in 2003-2004. It includes six books: Into the Wild, Fire, and Ice, Forest of Secrets, Rising storm, A dangerous path, and the darkest hour. The Prophecies Begin Boxed Set The idea to write this series comes from Hunters, who reflect the world’s iniquity and show the love for cats and deference for nature in all its form. This series’ story is about feral cats who initially lived together in a forest around a lake. Because of the destruction by the humans, they left that place and separated into five groups. I started with th first series and read the Super Editions when they coincided with the book I just finished, it kept the continuity of the series flowing smoothly.Lionpaw, Hollypaw, Jaypaw, Brambleclaw, Breezepaw, Crowfeather and Tawnypelt travel to the mountains and help the Tribe with the rogue problem. [37]

I’ve read all the Warrior books and am waiting for the new release on April 5th. Biting my nails in anticipation. Can’t get enough of them. This new series is A Starless Clan and the first book is River. Have fun reading all of these books. Reply Exactly how I’ve read them. I found the series quite a few years ago, and quite by accident, after the first book, I just had to read more and more of them.

BlueStar, leader of the cats, says that it will never be possible. All cats are terrified of fire. The novel also utilizes a combination of a cat and human language English lexicon that uses more cat like works in a fashion that has been compared to Harry Potter and the Redwall series by Brian Jacques. The pseudonym Erin Hunter was specifically chosen for the proximity to Jacques’ in a library as they believed followers of the Redwall series would also be open to the fantasy world of intelligent animals in their own, unique domain. The series is published in English, but these series are translated into several languages. A variety of themes are present in The warriors’ novels; adventure, unauthorized affection, courage, the concept of nature and enlightenment, the notion of god vs evil, the effect of urban development on mother nature, and a majority of subjects of good and evil.

We have several character and world articles that either require vast expansion or are missing minor information. If there is something missing and you have the means of adding it, go right ahead! I was thinking about stopping reading them and im not sure now but it kinda triggers my emotions I am on the second series on book two. Should i stop reading? I love the books but i just don’t know… Also are Brambleclaw and Squirrelpaw going to mate? Reply The Fourth Apprentice • Fading Echoes • Night Whispers • Sign of the Moon • The Forgotten Warrior • The Last Hope The Sun Trail • Thunder Rising • The First Battle • The Blazing Star • A Forest Divided • Path of Stars

Into The Wild is the first novel in the Warriors series. It tells the story of wild cats whose ancestors passed down the tradition of sharing the forest among the four clans. The Four Clans are called the ShadowClan, ThunderClan, WindClan, and RiverClan. The clans live within the forest and by water and pursue their own type of prey in addition to having or being taught special skills relevant to their clan and territory. Plus, the SE’s also give some additional info on how the clans function and a few other details that you may not find in the series books. Yep, my all-time favorite books to read. I’ve only missed a few and looking forward to River. And I actually have a “real cat”, an Orange Tabby {Ginger Cat} named Firestar too.