Into the Wild is more than a fun read, it teaches lessons of love, acceptance, and the merits of hard work. Readers will especially fall in love with Firepaw and his friends as they watch them grow up in the beloved ThunderClan. Such actions are always portrayed in a negative light. The cats often battle, and although the fighting is not gory, some of the evil cats scheme to raise their status by killing, manipulating, and deceiving others. Fluent readers will adore Into the Wild because of the exciting battles, tense drama, and wide cast of characters. What truly makes this book (and series) worth reading again and again, is the character development and the surrounding drama. The cats’ world is beautifully described and has strong male and female characters. The fast-paced story shows the world from the cats’ point of view and uses realistic cat terminology. Readers that pick up Into the Wild will jump into a wild forest that is ruled by cats. Will he be allowed to join ThunderClan? Can Rusty prove himself a brave warrior, or will his kittypet origins be his downfall? When he meets ThunderClan, he is eager to join them, but first, he must fight to win acceptance by a clan that doesn’t want him. Rusty is just a typical pet who lives with the twolegs, but he dreams about living in the forest. As the division between the clans widens, Bluestar is desperate to discover the truth behind the deaths and save her clan.Īs tensions rise, a new cat appears. But the warrior code has been threatened, and because of it, ThunderClan cats are in danger, and warriors are dying mysterious deaths. Their ancestors created the Warrior Code, an unbreakable law of the forest that all warrior cats must follow.

Four Clans of wild cats share the forest.

Warrior cats into the wild