Firestar's Quest
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A stiff breeze was blowing, and a few leaves whirled down from the bushes on the cliff top. Leaf-fall could not be far away. Giving himself a quick grooming, he tried to forget his fears from the night before. The meaning of Skywatcher’s prophecy was hidden in the moons to come. He could do nothing about it now.
Clovertail and her kits had finally settled in the nursery, leaving room for the new SkyClan warriors to share the big cave with Firestar and Sandstorm. Restless to be doing something, F...irestar padded across the cave and prodded Sharpclaw with one paw.
“Wha…?” Sharpclaw raised his head, blinking.
“Time for a dawn patrol,” Firestar announced.
Sharpclaw groaned, then hauled himself out of his nest and shook scraps of moss and fern from his pelt while Firestar roused Leafdapple.
“We’ll fetch Cherrypaw and Sparrowpaw and patrol the borders,” he explained.
Leafdapple looked puzzled. “We haven’t got any borders.”
“We’re going to set some.”
He led the way down the trail to the cave they had chosen for the apprentices’ den, wondering how Cherrypaw and Sparrowpaw had coped with their first night away from their Twolegs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A stiff breeze was blowing, and a few leaves whirled down from the bushes on the cliff top. Leaf-fall could not be far away. Giving himself a quick grooming, he tried to forget his fears from the night before. The meaning of Skywatcher’s prophecy was hidden in the moons to come. He could do nothing about it now.
Clovertail and her kits had finally settled in the nursery, leaving room for the new SkyClan warriors to share the big cave with Firestar and Sandstorm. Restless to be doing something, F...irestar padded across the cave and prodded Sharpclaw with one paw.
“Wha…?” Sharpclaw raised his head, blinking.
“Time for a dawn patrol,” Firestar announced.
Sharpclaw groaned, then hauled himself out of his nest and shook scraps of moss and fern from his pelt while Firestar roused Leafdapple.
“We’ll fetch Cherrypaw and Sparrowpaw and patrol the borders,” he explained.
Leafdapple looked puzzled. “We haven’t got any borders.”
“We’re going to set some.”
He led the way down the trail to the cave they had chosen for the apprentices’ den, wondering how Cherrypaw and Sparrowpaw had coped with their first night away from their Twolegs.
What to read after Firestar's Quest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erin Hunter to read onlineMoreLess
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