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Fantasy · 2005 · G

Dawn

by Erin Hunter

The warrior cats leave their forest home forever — and the journey to a new territory begins

ForAll agesGenreFantasyLength317 pagesRead time~8 hours

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Violence

Barely any

Some cat combat and peril; the journey involves danger appropriate to the series

Language

None

No profanity

Sexual Content

None

No sexual content

Substance Use

None

No substance use

Emotional Intensity

Barely any

Mild emotional intensity around leaving home and the uncertainty of the journey ahead

What this book is about

The third Warriors: The New Prophecy novel follows the six cat protagonists as they complete their quest and return home — only to discover the forest must be abandoned. The Clans begin their great journey to a new home. Hunter writes with her characteristic balance of cat-world detail and genuine emotional stakes; the departure from the familiar territory is affecting. Middle-grade appropriate.

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