But Fireheart and Graystripe's friendship is strained when Graystripe falls in love with the daughter of Crookedstar, leader of RiverClan. In Fire and Ice, Firepaw and Graypaw, now warriors named Fireheart and Graystripe, still have to convince Bluestar that Tigerclaw is dangerous and save the Clan from the treacherous warrior. He befriends an elderly she-cat named Yellowfang, defeats the evil tyrant that has taken over ShadowClan, and uncovers a secret that can save ThunderClan. As an apprentice, Firepaw learns the ways of the warrior cats, how to hunt and fight and survive in the forest.

In ThunderClan, with the new name of Firepaw, he meets Ravenpaw: a scared apprentice who knows more than he would like, Spottedleaf: the beautiful medicine she-cat that stole his heart, Lionheart: the courageous deputy of ThunderClan, and Tigerclaw: the dangerous tom who might betray him in the end. The leader of ThunderClan, Bluestar, offers Rusty the chance to train as an apprentice himself. He meets a warrior cat apprentice (a young cat training to be a warrior cat) named Graypaw. In Into the Wild, a housecat, or kittypet, named Rusty dreams of hunting in the forest. I'm currently on Dark River, and I have lots of reasons for loving this series. And great StarClan, I'm glad am did! These books are thrilling! Now, I've been reading them for about two years, even though I admit they've kind of been pushed to the back of my mind since I've started reading Wings of Fire. Then our whole class started reading them, so I wanted to check these out. When I was in the fourth grade, my friend showed me this book. Why I Love The Warrior Cats: A Summary of the Series

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