#Into the wild book audio series#

With the help of a group of warriors and ShadowClan elders who want to over throw their leader, they over through the leader and took the kits back home. Once Firepaw found Yellowfang, she say who murdered Spottedleaf and took the kits and offered to help get them back. Firepaw was set out to find YellowFang to see if she took them to ShadowClan so he took Ravenpaw to Barley's barn and live thier instead. Life became harder for Ravenpaw when Tigerclaw plot to kill him and the time came to save him when the kits were stolen from the den and the medicine cat died. Many were killed inclueding Lionheart, so Tigerclaw was appointed deputy. After the apprentices take Bluestar and Tigerclaw to the Moonstone to talke to their warrior ancesters called StarClan, a battle ragged in the ThunderClan terriory against ShadowClan. Firepaw wanted to tell Bluestar, but he never got the chance. One shocking day, Ravenpaw admits he saw his mentor Tigerclaw murder Redtail after Redtail killed Oakheart. Tension with ShadowClan rise when they try to take ThunderClan hunting grounds, and they have driven out WindClan from its territory. After Yellowfang is better, Firepaw begins to do more hunting tasks and practices fighting moves with his mentor Bluestar. Soon, he is punished for eating the prey and has to treat Yellowfang until she recovers. To protect the clan, Firepaw badly injures Yellowang and gives her prey which he also eats. After living in the clan for two months, Firepaw (Rusty), is begining to hunt on his first task when he suddenly runs into ShadowClan's cast out medicine cat named Yellowfang. Tigerclaw claimed that he killed Oakheart soon after words and is congradulated for his bravery. After only one night, Redtail the clan deputy is killed in battle by Oakheart a RiverClan cat. His presece makes many taunt him for being a kittypet, but he scilences them by fighting the bully Longtail. Hesitant, Rusty decides to meet them next afternoon and eventually goes to become part of the clan. Impressed by the kittens wits and fighting skills, she asks him to join her clan and live as a wild cat. Near the younge apprentice is the Thunder Clan leader Bluestar and a warrior named Lionheart. Ignoring his friend's warning of the wild cats, Rusty stumbles into a fight with a warrior apprentice named Graypaw. In the book 'Warriors: Into the Wild' Rusty, an orange house cat, is baffled by his dream of hunting mice and decides to go into the local woods. I won't be reading any more of them, but I can see the appeal for a certain age set. It feels like a Native American semi-mystical survival story with rival tribes of cats.

In other words, I would have fallen head over heels for this story when I was about ten. The bad guys are very bad and the good guys are very good, along with some silly elements like medicine cats who heal using herbs and apply cobwebs as bandages. Of course, there are betrayals, an evil clan, and many other mysteries for the young cat to work through.I didn't find it poorly written, but the plot is transparent. To Rusty's delight, he's welcomed into the ThunderClan and begins training as a warrior. They are among four clans who have divided the forest into territories. When he ventures there, he finds warriors known as the ThunderClan. This volume follows Rusty, a 'kitty-pet' who feels the lure of the woods beyond his house.

#Into the wild book audio series#

I've heard a lot about the Warriors series for middle grade readers and wanted to judge them for myself.The Warriors books are about anthropomorphic cats.