*When Scourge leads his warriors on ThunderClan *When Tigerclaw creates TigerClan with RiverClans help *When Fireheart becomes leader, newly named Firestar. *When the fire destroys the camp and Yellowfang dies. *When Spottedleaf dies (this was in book 1, it shouldve been before this) *When Bluestar meets her kits for the first time. *When Bluestar dies falling off a cliff with the dogs. *When Tigerclaw becomes leader of ShadowClan *When Bluestar declares battle of WindClan and Fireheart decides to help WindClan.
#Warrior cats into the wild book online code
*When Bluestar gets mentally injured and begins to lose faith in all and even the warrior code after Tigerclaw betrays her. *When Tigerclaw betrays the clan and tries to kill Bluestar. *When Graystripe, Silverstream's mate, goes to RiverClan with the kits. *When Silverstream dies bearing her kits. When Fireheart goes against his leader and deputy to help feed RiverClan. *When Fireheart finds out about his friends affair with Silverstream. *When Tigerclaw is standing over Fireheart in the finale of book 1. *When the rats attack and Bluestar loses a life.
#Warrior cats into the wild book online series
Now here are some of the worst scenes, in order of books in series one. In conclusion, its A GREAT SERIES WITH A BIT OF VIOlENCE, BUT IT DEFINITLY MAKES UP FOR IT WITH GOOD ROLE MODELS, EDUCATIONAL VALUE AND GREAT MESSAGES, and more. There are also exciting battles and sad deaths, but its not bad. They are when the warriors are calm at camp, with scenes like Fireheart (now Firestar) when he is a deputy, going through clan life checking on newborn kits, announcing new warriors, assigning patrols. The reason i say it may bore some is during some GREAT role model scenes that are actually kind of my FAVORITE. I SAY THE SAME for the new prophecy, omen of the stars, power of three, and the other ones. Scenes with dog-clawed cats and evil badgers. There is DEATH, and sometimes it is really SAD. So, i suggest +8 if you really want ur child to get into it. The only reason I didn't put it up there is because parts will be boring for them. I would definitely say a 5+ on these series. I would say these books are intensely moral without being preachy. But even then characters are shown having to struggle between blind loyalty and their own conscience. And the visual descriptions and creative use of language is great! Also there is a continued reinforcement of a code of honor, though I think loyalty as a virtue is too much emphasized. The story is intensely dramatic, so for kids that have trouble paying attention there is always something to keep them stimulated. If your child is triggered by a specific kind of violence, check to see which books to avoid. I'd much rather have that kind of input in her life. While it is more intense than some of the simplistic media she watches, it also shows the consequences of violence for the people that care. I do like that the violence has emotional impact. But it was bad enough that I had to skip over it. When one of the bad guys was killed, the injury and the (long) process of his death was described, though an intense visual description was not given. That one wasn't explicitly described, as she was carried off by an eagle. One series we had to stop because she was triggered by the death of a pregnant cat. There are very evil deeds done by the bad cats, and terrible tragedies. The cats are in the wild, and they live harsh lives.
Also it's fun! I'm as into the story as she is, so it's great that we can share that. But she is still very very into the story, and it challenges her abilities in a great way. I have to go slowly and sometimes check that she's followed some of the implied social interactions. I read them to her (she still can't handle large chunks of text) and I define the larger words as we go. The Warriors books have opened up longer stories for her, raised her vocabulary, and illustrated complex social interactions. She also did not easily empathize with human characters. My daughter has high-functioning autism, so she struggles with words and reading comprehension and was not very interested in long form stories.
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