Winnie Review's: Warriors: The New Prophecy: Into The Wild

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Warriors: The New Prophecy: Into The Wild 

Book Information: 
Book Title: Into The Wild
Author: Erin Hunter
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers, Inc.
Number Of Pages: 272
Publishing Date: 2003

Setting

In the forest divided into four sections for four Clans of cats.

Main Characters

Rusty (Firepaw), Lionheart, Bluestar, Graypaw,the other Clan members

Summary

Rusty has always dreamed of going into the forest. He hates being cooped up in a human house. Smudge, Rusty’s neighbor’s house cat, always tells stories about wild, dangerous cats who roam the forest. One day though, Rusty decides to face his fears and go catch just one mouse. While he roams the forest searching for mice, he runs into some wild cats who take Rusty by surprise. They offer him the chance to join their Clan, the ThunderClan. What will his decision be? 

Opinion

Good Opinion: I like this book because it took me through everything that was happening. The emotions, adventures, everything.  I also enjoyed this book because I liked the way the author used a lot of adjectives. Example: Firepaw crouched low and then pounced quickly. I liked how the story was well detailed and juicy. It was not boring at all. 

Bad Opinion: The only problem I had with this book was the characters names. A lot of the names were similar and were suppose to be because of the way the Clan worked. If you were a trainer/teacher your name would end in a word such as heart, star, or something like that. But, for this reason I got confused a lot with the names.

 Rating: I rate this book 4 stars.  

Recommendations: 

I think cat lovers would enjoy this book because it follows the life of a curious and adventurous cat. I think adults and kids would enjoy this book. Ages 8 and up would follow the plot better then younger kids. Younger kids might follow along better if this book was read aloud. I recommend this book to 4th graders and up. ( This book is on a 5th grade reading level, but seems a little easy.)

Author:

To learn more about Erin Hunter go here:

http://www.warriorcats.com/meet-erin-hunter