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Erin Hunter's Warriors
Warriors: The Last Hope, by Erin Hunter, is a fictional story about cats that live around a lake. There are four clans and territories. The names for these clans are WindClan, ThunderClan, ShadowClan, and RiverClan. It is revealed that some cats in those clans were traitors and secretly were plotting an attack against it. Four particular cats named Dovewing, Lionblaze, Jayfeather, and Firestar are prophesied to save all the clans from the Dark Forest (The evil clan that trains the traitor cats). All clans must unite to fend off and win the last battle that determines life from death. How will the prophesied cats save the clan and who will win are questions burning in many readers.
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