Official Sites are those created by the creators of the Warriors Series. This includes sites based off the series, the publishers, and the authors.
Applications for sites in this section are not accepted. If you have a site you believe is being omitted from our list, please propose it on the Discussion Page for consideration.
The forest map, newly colored to describe borders, shows the ThunderClan/RiverClan border at the river, giving ThunderClan one of the banks of the river, when the books place that border at the treeline.[8]
The books feature includes section on different warriors book arcs. When you click on a book, it leads you to that book's HarperCollins page, where there is a browse inside feature.[9]
Official website in German language; in the form of a wiki.
Description:
German language official site, maintained by Verlagsgruppe Beltz (publishers of the German translations).[source?] Contains extensive info about the first series in the form of a wiki.
A site devoted to getting kids to read, and getting kids to help younger kids learn to read. A few features are two short stories, Spottedleaf's Honest Answer, and one about Tigerstar, and what a great warrior he was.[12] It also has crosswords, word searches, and other small things. It includes a "reading challenge" to become a "reading warrior."[13]
The reading challenge is a summer warriors reading challenge about the legends and adventures of the Warriors Series.[27] The requirements to take the challenge are:
This activity which involves you matching the name of a herb used in the Warriors series with the description of the herb. Visit here to download and print the activity sheet.[33]
In this activity, there is a word search puzzle where you have to find all of the herbs from the previous game.[34]Visit here to download and print the word search.
This is an online game, where it involves you to pick a warrior out of four cats, and with your character, you go hunt in each Clan territory.[37]Go here to play the game.
This activity is similar to Consult StarClan for your Warrior Name, except that you take a quiz, and the answers will result in the warriors "clan" where you would belong in.[39] The possible clans that you can be in are ThunderClan, ShadowClan, WindClan, or RiverClan.[40]Go here to take the quiz!
In this activity, you choose a certain place where you will read in peace and comfort.
When you've chosen the spot, you print out a reading warrior sign, from here, and once you've printed it out, you can decorate it. Then you can hang up the sign in your "special territory", so others know that you're a reading warrior.
The primary publisher of the Warrior Series, grown up version of the site.[source?] It includes browse insides for each of the Warriors books,[41] and a brief summary of each one.[42]
A more colorful version of the official Harper Collins site; for children.[43] This is the place to go to find First Look offers and suchlike for the Warriors Series, along with summaries and browse insides of most of the books.[source?]
The online home of Kate. Features a section devoted to warriors that includes things like Frequently Asked Questions, and the Occasionally Asked Questions (which update weekly).[45] Kate Cary calls the Warriors part of her site "BlogClan."[46]
The Warriors section of her site includes polls,[47] her blog (BlogClan),[48] a short bio about Kate,[49] and fanfiction.[50] People may leave comments on her website. She now calls herself Cakestar there because of what a fan posted.