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For generations, four Clans of wild cats have shared the forest according to the laws laid down by their ancestors. But the warrior code has been threatened, and the ThunderClan cats are in grave danger. The sinister ShadowClan grows stronger every day. Noble warriors are dying - and some deaths are more mysterious than others.

In the midst of this turmoil appears an ordinary housecat named Rusty...who may turn out to be the bravest warrior of them all.

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Listening Length	7 hours and 29 minutes
Author	Erin Hunter
Narrator	MacLeod Andrews
Whispersync for Voice	Ready
Audible.com Release Date	October 10, 2017
Publisher	HarperAudio
Program Type	Audiobook
Version	Unabridged
Language	English
ASIN	B0735VB62R
Best Sellers Rank	#2,064 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals) #1 in Audiobooks on Cats for Children #3 in Animal Action & Adventure for Children #7 in Animal Fiction for Children

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Lauren

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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2018

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The reason why these ppl are writing horrible reviews because of all the compicated things pple put into these books. first of all the reason why they dont say He Or She and repeatedly saying the name Graypaw is because this isn't ONE person writing this and they are adding well writen parts to create this book. They write a part and let the next person in the team write the rest. They instead of putting "Graypaw lingered at the edge of the clearing moving his tail only slightly so he would not be noticed among his rivals" they will write "graypaw lingered at the edge of the clearing Graypaw moved his tail only slihghtly so Graypaw would not be noticed among Graypaws rivals" sothat they are specific on who thet are writing about so that they wont make a mistake like " Graypaw? Firepaw turned his head at the sound of his name Sandpaw Mewed again Graypaw? Dustpaaw flinched." that wouldnt work exactly. they tried that once and ended up making it so that graypaws parents were siblings although they were mates and had two kits Graypaw and one more who never made it to the pages and when graypaw was a day old his father retired to the elders den when he and his sister/mate were actualy supposed to be apprentices in Windclan. see now i think you regret giving a bad review when they cant help it. i hope you will enjoy this book and the rest of them. i recomend it as a book that belongs in every classroom and home. Its reaally a very thought through story that grabs you into the warriors world. Its a suspensful page turning book that ends in an exiting cliff hanger when you reach the end of every chapter. Bluestars charectar is only a majestic fearless cat and Firepaw/heart/star gives you a clear cimage as what its like to fall into a crouch and pounce on your destiny i admire Graypaws sensibale attitude when he unites with rusty in the forest. To be honest i cried when Rusty ripped his old life in half and developed the courage of a warrior. I hope you will buy this book im so happy so many people did. i suggest you give this book a five star rating and The next books to. As i ten year old fifth grader i think this review can give people the idea that this book is fit for everyone. i hope you enjoy reading about Firepaws journy through the obstacles of life a charging force in the center of time- Bravery

...I gave this a onestar review so it wouldnt be lost among the milions of five stars if it was an option this book would have a six star shout out from meh...

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Ubaid Jatoi

My answer to 1 star reveiws.

Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2020

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first of all, this is an amazing book, like a few others I'm rating it low so it will be noticed. My actal rating is 5star
1. The writing is awful.
Excuse me? I can't see that, people.
2. It's only fights and gore.
Hate to break your bubble, but thats how cats act in real life. Humans have adapted, we don't fight anymore, but most other animals still fight each day. Most in clans too!
3. It's not for kids.
You are seriously overprotective. Like I said, animals act like that! Kids should know that. They DO know that. I'm sure your child knows that lions could kill them.
anyways, this was my rant, sorry for the bad grammer, I'm writing on a Kindle.

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Sweet T

Great for children and adults alike!

Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2016

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Erin Hunter is a collective artist. The Warriors series is one of the best series in the history of Children's Literature. This series is for emergent readers of 8 and up. If you are a parent and worry about the content you're children are reading: I applaud you! A lot of books that seem to be written for children are quite graphic. The graphic nature of the Warriors books does not exceed cat fights and cats that might breed with different fathers to their kits. This is actually true to nature and does not go into details of a sexual nature, yet stays in the context of reproduction. the violence is not too graphic for children and I read these books to my young, Christian niece and nephews. The cats have different clans and resemble Native American culture quite closely, which, being half Native myself, I was delighted to discover. This is an incredible series that even adults can enjoy along with their kids or alone.

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mno86

Compelling, Heartbreaking: A Modern Watership Down

Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2017

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I can't believe I'm sitting here writing a review on a book about cats, but after finishing this six-part series, I felt compelled to share my thoughts, as I couldn't get enough.

Erin Hunter has managed to create a compelling world with richly-detailed characters and fleshed out plots that fill every emotion- happiness, sadness, loyalty, diversity, mourning, grief, revenge, and friendship.

Despite being children's fiction, the themes and stories have many adult elements for reader's of all ages (I'm a thirty year old guy who unabashedly loves his pets) with a story on the level of Watership Down. You become passionate about the characters and their tribulations, and are heartbroken by the not infrequent deaths from warring clans or nature.

I bought this book as light bedtime reading, and quickly purchased the remaining five. I honestly couldn't put it down and if you're looking at this, I'm confident you won't be able to either.

Now that it's over, I'm so happy that I've got about 20 other books in the series to read.

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SamanthaTop Contributor: Fantasy Books

I have been reading these books over and over again since middle school so it’s rather obvious that I love and really enjoy this

Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2017

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I have to get into an un-biased mindset, or at least try too. I have been reading these books over and over again since middle school so it’s rather obvious that I love and really enjoy this series.

I really love the new covers, so much so that I want to buy the books I already have just to get those new covers. However, I also enjoy the classic covers so I’ll be including both.

I love having the lists of different cats and the maps, the only thing I have a small problem with is the names being overly repeated. I would say something more about that and the repeating what’s going on but this is pretty much a children’s book.

Well, children through early teens but I will also say that this books is for adults. I’m 24 and still really enjoy these books.

Even remembering what was going to happen, the authors wrote this in a way to evoke emotion and to create connections quickly. I didn’t want to set this down and when I finished it, I went right on to the next book.

For what this story is, I feel like everything that happens is realistic in that world and it’s rather interesting to see the world from a cat’s point of view.

I would highly recommend to young and older audiences.

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Gemstones

One of the best books (and series) I've ever read!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 1, 2020

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I loved this book so much I've read it 12 times, no kidding! This book is amazing. I read it almost none-stop first time round, and whenever I stopped I half felt like I was going to miss stuff, like it was actually happening! This book draws you in, with beautiful writing and descriptions that give you a full picture of everywhere and everyone. It has something that I love in books, which is that everyone in the story has a reason for doing the things they're doing, and so you can root for the protagonists and become attached to certain characters. I really don't like it when in stories you get villains that don't have any reason for being bad except to make the story exciting. A quick word of warning: Warriors can get very deep at times.

Spoiler Alert!
This book is about a housecat called Rusty who wanders into the forest at the back of his yard, and is confronted by some cats which are from a group of wild cats called ThunderClan. They eventually (to Rusty's surprise) invite him to join the Clan, and he accepts. There he is made an apprentice and named Firepaw. The story follows Firepaw as he works his way to becoming a warrior.

I recommend this to ages 9+, as long as you don't mind the fact that there is blood and battles and wounds, and you will likely cry about the deaths of cats you love (Unfortunately you can have life without death).

By Eva, age 11

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Morgain

Disappointing - nothing like cats

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 19, 2021

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The book opens with a pitched battle between two Cat Clans. Totally un-cat as cats never battle. They fight through a kind of cat chess, positioning and body language. Plus duelling. Next these Cats in the book communicate entirely by yowls and miaows where cats communicate by positioning, movement, gesture especially tails and ears, smell. Next the female warrior is a victim, rescued by a male and runs away. Pshaw. Next these are not 'feral' cats (ex[domestic) they are wildcats.
There are wonderful names, artwork, maps and the base concept is great. Why didn't the authors use a bit of basic cat research? Could have been fascinating. Plenty of SF and fantasy works with alien peoples who are different to humans. Instead this supposed cat series is a standard human fighter saga with a thin coat of fur.

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simon billings

omg AMAZING

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 11, 2020

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im iris im nearly 10.
in this kickstarting book leading to 5 more serieses, including a selection of novellas and manga, 6-month-old kitten Rusty decides to go into the wild forest nearby. he meets wild cat Graypaw, who is an apprentice in ThunderClan, a group of cats in the forest. he joins them and earns the name Firepaw. u will go nuts for the warriors serieses i promise you. ;) ;) ;)

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marti

Exciting and engaging

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 10, 2021

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I bought the first box set of this series as my 10 year old nephew got it for Christmas and he loves it. I bought it to read so I could talk to him about it as he was so excited telling me everything that was happening. The characters are really well written and engaging and focus on the adventures of different groups of cats, their personal growth from kittens to adults, family interaction between cats and what their society expect of them. I love them and would recommend them.

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Sof is cool

Love it!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 18, 2016

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Good book really recommend. I came across this book because 1) I like cats 2) my friend recommended it to me. It's basically about a cat called Rusty who decides to venture into the forest. While there he meets some wildcats who offer for him to join their Clan. The next day, he agrees and joins the Clan where he is called Firepaw and becomes an apprentice and learns all the Clan rituals and the warrior code. He tries hard to prove his loyalty. After that, he starts getting suspicious with Tigerclaw, thinking he killed the ThunderClan deputy so he could become deputy himself and... wait, just read it.

GET PLZZZZZZZZZZ!!!!!!!!

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