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Graystripe and Millie's journey to find ThunderClan has only just begun when the pair is faced with a series of obstacles that seem insurmountable. Getting out of Twolegplace alive isn't nearly as simple as expected, and Millie's unfamiliarity with life in the wild makes it a challenge for Graystripe to keep them both moving forward. But just when a temporary refuge is in sight, conflict with a tribe of barn cats threatens to break the travelers apart for good!

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Erin Hunters books about warrior cats is an incredible tale about cats in the wild. Even though these are regestered as children books I have enjoyed the tales and adventures of these clan cats. It is a great journey and adventure well worth reading.

Where Is My Home?	Customer Rating:
I think this is a wonderful story and the cats are quite touching. The story takes place in a barn where a clan of cats live after their elderly owners die and they are abandoned. The new owners have dogs and don't seem to be interested in the cats who inhabit their barn.

Warior's Refuge

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Shame on Erin for giving a cat like Graystripe such a poor style of book. He deserved a hard cover with out that horrible depiction of him. Graystripe is protrayed in the regular series as a strong beautiful cat, These comic books make him look comedic looser. Erin, What have you done to Graystripes image? NO more Manga please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Give us back real book with real stories. You are selling out the Clan!

Warriors: The Lost Warrior	Customer Rating:
My granddaughter absolutly loves these books. She has the first two and I just received the third which I'm sure she will enjoy just as much.Then I have the fourth one on preorder. I really like the larger series of Warriors. I highly recommend these manga books for kids to read to help get started on the larger series. Thanks for your service also. Very pleased with it.

My boys love this!!!

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My boys love "mangas" and we are also big cat fans, so when we found these....it was love at first sight! We have just started the "Warriors" first series of books and they are really enjoying them. Although they are excellent readers, I think they love the mangas because they are less intimidating than all the chapters they see in most books. We are a home school, so the mangas are for fun, the book series are for assighned reading.