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The theme would be helping others. I chose this because the whole book is basically trying to help others. The clan sends a few cats to go to the tribe of rushing water to find that they needed help. Dovewing's sister, Ivypool, helped the three by spying on the dark forest for them. The main three help the clans defeat the dark forest by using the powers given to them by starclan, which is the heaven for this book. The clans helped each other before starclan drove them apart. These are good reasons of why helping others would be the theme of this book.

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The conflict of the book is the three still finding out ways to save the clan while the Dark Forest, the underworld of this book, is planning to get revenge on the clans and end them once and for all. The impact is that it left all the clans paranoid and having trust issues towards the other clans. They've gotten dreams from their ancestors saying to seperate and save only yourself. This caused the medicine cats to stop visiting eachother. This stopped clans from cooperating with eachother. This gave the dark forest an advantage.

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This book is full of siblings going through rough times together and helping eachother cope. This image shows that siblings help eachother throughout rough times. The characters in the book that represent this is Ivypool and Dovewing, and Jayfeather, Lionblaze, and Hollyleaf.

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"Once was enough. And I don't think i'll ever be free of it." (Warriors - Jayfeather 42

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"Once was enough. And I don't think i'll ever be free of it." (Warriors - Jayfeather 42

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This quote makes me sad because Jayfeather, one of the main characters, said this while trying to investigate the what seemed to be death of his sister, Hollyleaf. He has terrible flashbacks on how she ran away and got crushed by rocks. I like this quote because he's saying how he didn't want to be reminded of his sister's death constantly. I chose this because it felt meaningful and shows how much Jayfeather was affected by this.

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I agree to this Book Review because she summarizes perfectly how this book series begins and I myself loved the book Into The Wild because of how unique it was at the time, but i wouldn't recommend this for ages 6 and up because the series includes descriptive gore and deaths. I'd prefer this book to be ages 10 and up. I'm on Sign of the moon in the series and i think its great but slightly annoying. It shows the cats going on an adventure for another time but its described greatly and puts a good image in my head. Although i'd prefer to see more action within the clans than keep seeing the same thing over and over again.

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Warrior Cats: Into the Wild by Erin Hunter - review

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Clementine2828: 'I loved this book, I just couldn't stop reading it!'