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Dawn (Warriors: The New Prophecy, #3)
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It was good! Actually, when I first tried out the Warriors series to see if I liked it, I started with the third series, "Power of Three" and the new forest where book four and beyond is going to take place in is the place that I first "set up" everything in my mind first, so it feels really familiar to me.
I don't see why Squirrelpaw was not made a warrior in this book. She just went on a long and dangerous journey to a place that no cat except them had ever been before, and then she comes allllllllllllll the way back, and she doesn't get her warrior name? A little confusing, especially since she is Firestar's daughter. I loved Crowpaw's new name, though. It was so bittersweet. :(
I don't see why Squirrelpaw was not made a warrior in this book. She just went on a long and dangerous journey to a place that no cat except them had ever been before, and then she comes allllllllllllll the way back, and she doesn't get her warrior name? A little confusing, especially since she is Firestar's daughter. I loved Crowpaw's new name, though. It was so bittersweet. :(
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May 2, 2016
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May 2, 2016
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"Twolegs are filthy, mean-hearted creatures. I never want to be a twoleg, ever. :/ Wait a minute...."
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May 7, 2016
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January 16, 2017
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May 06, 2016 05:00PM
Heh very funny.. :D
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I also started with the Power of Three series, but I didn't know there were any other books in the collection till I read Into the Wild.
I started with Into the Wild, but I didn’t like it. I was gonna stop reading after the second book, but I decided to read the third and I loved it. The first two were kinda backstory, but they are important to the plot line.
