The Warrior Cats Topic II [OLD]

Sapphiren

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drawingdawg

Sapphiren wrote:
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Wb!!!

Prince_Wolf1

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100pizzacats

The Warriors sires is for ages 8 and up.

Prince_Wolf1

100pizzacats wrote:
The Warriors sires is for ages 8 and up.

?
Ok?
It’s 8-12

Last edited by Prince_Wolf1 (July 8, 2022 18:53:13)

100pizzacats

Kitten-da-Cat wrote:
i think i skipped “Sign of the moon” oh no

I am almost done reading Sing of The Moon.

100pizzacats

Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
100pizzacats wrote:
The Warriors sires is for ages 8 and up.
?
Ok?
It’s 8-12

I asked Google, and they said the Warriors sires is for ages 8 and up.

RGrib1030

Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
100pizzacats wrote:
The Warriors sires is for ages 8 and up.
?
Ok?
It’s 8-12

Isn’t it 7-12?
Also technically the age doesn’t matter
1. We have a lot of teens in the community lol
2. You really just gotta have the ability to read it, and handle the blood and gore
A flipping 3 year old could read it if they could handle it >:3 /hj

People: omg my child is reading at 4/5 :000 Me who started learning to read at 3: Pathetic

Prince_Wolf1

100pizzacats wrote:
Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
100pizzacats wrote:
The Warriors sires is for ages 8 and up.
?
Ok?
It’s 8-12
I asked Google, and they said the Warriors sires is for ages 8 and up.

That’s one book

Prince_Wolf1

RGrib1030 wrote:
Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
100pizzacats wrote:
The Warriors sires is for ages 8 and up.
?
Ok?
It’s 8-12
Isn’t it 7-12?
Also technically the age doesn’t matter
1. We have a lot of teens in the community lol
2. You really just gotta have the ability to read it, and handle the blood and gore
A flipping 3 year old could read it if they could handle it >:3 /hj

People: omg my child is reading at 4/5 :000 Me who started learning to read at 3: Pathetic

How could you read at 3!?
But no age doesn’t really matter if you like the book.
But I’m just looking at Amazon for the age
Idk

Last edited by Prince_Wolf1 (July 8, 2022 19:02:53)

RGrib1030

Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
RGrib1030 wrote:
Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
100pizzacats wrote:
The Warriors sires is for ages 8 and up.
?
Ok?
It’s 8-12
Isn’t it 7-12?
Also technically the age doesn’t matter
1. We have a lot of teens in the community lol
2. You really just gotta have the ability to read it, and handle the blood and gore
A flipping 3 year old could read it if they could handle it >:3 /hj

People: omg my child is reading at 4/5 :000 Me who started learning to read at 3: Pathetic

How could you read at 3!?
But no age doesn’t really matter if you like the book.

I discovered captions on Netflix and took Abcmouse for pre-k òwó

Prince_Wolf1

RGrib1030 wrote:
Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
RGrib1030 wrote:
Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
100pizzacats wrote:
The Warriors sires is for ages 8 and up.
?
Ok?
It’s 8-12
Isn’t it 7-12?
Also technically the age doesn’t matter
1. We have a lot of teens in the community lol
2. You really just gotta have the ability to read it, and handle the blood and gore
A flipping 3 year old could read it if they could handle it >:3 /hj

People: omg my child is reading at 4/5 :000 Me who started learning to read at 3: Pathetic

How could you read at 3!?
But no age doesn’t really matter if you like the book.
I discovered captions on Netflix and took Abcmouse for pre-k òwó

:0
Would you have been able to read longer books by 5..?

The Amazon reviews make me mad…
The author has the cats “meowing” full sentences to one another, and it's really distracting and annoying. After a few chapters I just stopped saying “meowed” or “purred” and replaced those words with human ones, like “said”.
their…cats…it’s about…cats(I deleted some)

Favorite warrior of all time?

Last edited by Prince_Wolf1 (July 8, 2022 19:20:29)

RGrib1030

Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
RGrib1030 wrote:
Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
RGrib1030 wrote:
Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
100pizzacats wrote:
The Warriors sires is for ages 8 and up.
?
Ok?
It’s 8-12
Isn’t it 7-12?
Also technically the age doesn’t matter
1. We have a lot of teens in the community lol
2. You really just gotta have the ability to read it, and handle the blood and gore
A flipping 3 year old could read it if they could handle it >:3 /hj

People: omg my child is reading at 4/5 :000 Me who started learning to read at 3: Pathetic

How could you read at 3!?
But no age doesn’t really matter if you like the book.
I discovered captions on Netflix and took Abcmouse for pre-k òwó
:0
Would you have been able to read longer books by 5..?

The Amazon reviews make me mad…
The author has the cats “meowing” full sentences to one another, and it's really distracting and annoying. After a few chapters I just stopped saying “meowed” or “purred” and replaced those words with human ones, like “said”.
their…cats…it’s about…cats(I deleted some)

Favorite warrior of all time?

What the heck
They’re cats, of course they still meow and purr
It’s not like purring is screeching in delight

Ack, that’s a tie between Firestar (WHOS NOT A MARY SUE) and Bristlefrost

Edit: I just realized I typed hell instead heck
Also edit: I probably could’ve read Warriors at maybe 5 or 6, considering my reading level. But I hadn’t met @LexyisDweeb yet so I wasn’t exposed to enough dark humor to be ok with blood

Last edited by RGrib1030 (July 8, 2022 19:31:05)

Dogs-are-amazing1

RGrib1030 wrote:
Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
RGrib1030 wrote:
Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
RGrib1030 wrote:
Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
100pizzacats wrote:
The Warriors sires is for ages 8 and up.
?
Ok?
It’s 8-12
Isn’t it 7-12?
Also technically the age doesn’t matter
1. We have a lot of teens in the community lol
2. You really just gotta have the ability to read it, and handle the blood and gore
A flipping 3 year old could read it if they could handle it >:3 /hj

People: omg my child is reading at 4/5 :000 Me who started learning to read at 3: Pathetic

How could you read at 3!?
But no age doesn’t really matter if you like the book.
I discovered captions on Netflix and took Abcmouse for pre-k òwó
:0
Would you have been able to read longer books by 5..?

The Amazon reviews make me mad…
The author has the cats “meowing” full sentences to one another, and it's really distracting and annoying. After a few chapters I just stopped saying “meowed” or “purred” and replaced those words with human ones, like “said”.
their…cats…it’s about…cats(I deleted some)

Favorite warrior of all time?

What the heck
They’re cats, of course they still meow and purr
It’s not like purring is screeching in delight

Ack, that’s a tie between Firestar (WHOS NOT A MARY SUE) and Bristlefrost

Edit: I just realized I typed hell instead heck
Also edit: I probably could’ve read Warriors at maybe 5 or 6, considering my reading level. But I hadn’t met @LexyisDweeb yet so I wasn’t exposed to enough dark humor to be ok with blood

A review I found:
A friend recommended me this book because I was a dog lover and she was a cat lover…. There are many reasons why this book was terrible, but i'll only say 3. 1: Books should be imaginative, but fights not only in this book, but in the WHOLE series are TO imaginative! 2: When Erin Hunter describes the way the cats feel like when they eat prey, it almost makes me sick, with blood being juicy and all that! 3:Yea, let the good guys win, bout' ALWAYS!!!!! Only in the BEGINNING of this book did i see a fight where the good guys lost, but throughout all the series prepare for the good guys to always win…
Now, I'm not saying you CAN'T read this book, I'm saying if you DO read this book youll regret it….

1. How is this too imaginative
2. …they’re cats
3. It’s for 8 year olds. And fights aren’t even a main plot point in book one

RGrib1030

Dogs-are-amazing1 wrote:
RGrib1030 wrote:
Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
RGrib1030 wrote:
Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
RGrib1030 wrote:
Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
100pizzacats wrote:
The Warriors sires is for ages 8 and up.
?
Ok?
It’s 8-12
Isn’t it 7-12?
Also technically the age doesn’t matter
1. We have a lot of teens in the community lol
2. You really just gotta have the ability to read it, and handle the blood and gore
A flipping 3 year old could read it if they could handle it >:3 /hj

People: omg my child is reading at 4/5 :000 Me who started learning to read at 3: Pathetic

How could you read at 3!?
But no age doesn’t really matter if you like the book.
I discovered captions on Netflix and took Abcmouse for pre-k òwó
:0
Would you have been able to read longer books by 5..?

The Amazon reviews make me mad…
The author has the cats “meowing” full sentences to one another, and it's really distracting and annoying. After a few chapters I just stopped saying “meowed” or “purred” and replaced those words with human ones, like “said”.
their…cats…it’s about…cats(I deleted some)

Favorite warrior of all time?

What the heck
They’re cats, of course they still meow and purr
It’s not like purring is screeching in delight

Ack, that’s a tie between Firestar (WHOS NOT A MARY SUE) and Bristlefrost

Edit: I just realized I typed hell instead heck
Also edit: I probably could’ve read Warriors at maybe 5 or 6, considering my reading level. But I hadn’t met @LexyisDweeb yet so I wasn’t exposed to enough dark humor to be ok with blood
A review I found:
A friend recommended me this book because I was a dog lover and she was a cat lover…. There are many reasons why this book was terrible, but i'll only say 3. 1: Books should be imaginative, but fights not only in this book, but in the WHOLE series are TO imaginative! 2: When Erin Hunter describes the way the cats feel like when they eat prey, it almost makes me sick, with blood being juicy and all that! 3:Yea, let the good guys win, bout' ALWAYS!!!!! Only in the BEGINNING of this book did i see a fight where the good guys lost, but throughout all the series prepare for the good guys to always win…
Now, I'm not saying you CAN'T read this book, I'm saying if you DO read this book youll regret it….

1. How is this too imaginative
2. …they’re cats
3. It’s for 8 year olds. And fights aren’t even a main plot point in book one

There’s not really such thing as too imaginative. That’s basically saying you’re not allowed to have endless possibilities
Yeah, like bruh, of course the mice are juicy to them
A typical children’s trope is the good guys always winning

RGrib1030

I just realized, maybe I don’t have many good WindClan oc’s because I love rabbits. Rabbits are fluffy and adorable and sweet (unless you’re Faye, one of my old rabbits. She showed her love by b i t i n g)

I’ve always had this rabbit stuffed animal (that was later put into a bigger rabbit stuffed animal so I could keep her without her falling apart)
We’ve always had a rabbit
I want a rabbit to take care of myself
WindClan eats rabbits
That may be an offense to me without even realizing it xD

Prince_Wolf1

I miss Bristlefrost
Yes I’m reading reviews on Amazon

This book while it might be well written and exciting, it is NOT for 8-12 years old audience, as described. The last few chapters, starting with the death of a main character, are very sad and can cause an emotional trauma to younger readers. I am witnessing a 13 years old Warrior Cats fan being in distress for days, now, since the release of the book. For those parents who plan to buy this book for a reader under 14 or even 15, be prepared that you might see the child in distress (for days or longer) after reading the book. Previous Warrior Cats’ books also had deaths of the main characters, but they have not left such an emotional mark as this book did. I wished the authors kept in mind the suggested audience age group while writing the book.
YEAH Because of BRISTLEFROST

-CoralFrappe-

Twinklespeak wrote:
Here's a funny Warriors tidbit for you guys. I don't know if this is something that occurred with all prints of the book, or if it's unique to my library's copy/only in certain copies, but the copy of “A Dangerous Path” from my library that I'm currently reading misspells Ravenpaw's name as “Ravepaw” on page 159.

I can totally see him decked out in kandi, glow-in-the-dark stuff, and phat pants.

why did my mind go to crab rave when i saw ravepaw-

drawingdawg

-CoralFrappe- wrote:
Twinklespeak wrote:
Here's a funny Warriors tidbit for you guys. I don't know if this is something that occurred with all prints of the book, or if it's unique to my library's copy/only in certain copies, but the copy of “A Dangerous Path” from my library that I'm currently reading misspells Ravenpaw's name as “Ravepaw” on page 159.

I can totally see him decked out in kandi, glow-in-the-dark stuff, and phat pants.
why did my mind go to crab rave when i saw ravepaw-

*Clap*, *Clap* *Clap Clap Clap* -Le Crab Rave

RGrib1030

drawingdawg wrote:
-CoralFrappe- wrote:
Twinklespeak wrote:
Here's a funny Warriors tidbit for you guys. I don't know if this is something that occurred with all prints of the book, or if it's unique to my library's copy/only in certain copies, but the copy of “A Dangerous Path” from my library that I'm currently reading misspells Ravenpaw's name as “Ravepaw” on page 159.

I can totally see him decked out in kandi, glow-in-the-dark stuff, and phat pants.
why did my mind go to crab rave when i saw ravepaw-

*Clap*, *Clap* *Clap Clap Clap* -Le Crab Rave

This just reminds me of how my group chat’s amen is yee-claw

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