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"The Clan may not be able to offer you such easy food or warmth. In the season of leaf-bare, nights in the forest can be cruel. The Clan will demand great loyalty and hard work. You will be expected to protect your Clan with your life if necessary. And there are many mouths to feed. But the rewards are great. You will remain a tom. You will be trained in the ways of the wild. You will learn what it is like to be a real cat. The strength and the fellowship of the Clan will always be with you, even when you hunt alone."
Bluestar telling Rusty about ThunderClan in Into the Wild, page 23



Into the Wild is the first book in The Prophecies Begin arc, formerly known as the Original arc.[6] Firepaw is the cat depicted in the center of the cover on the original cover,[8] and the reprinted one.[9] It features Firepaw as the main protagonist, and Bluestar and Tigerclaw in the prologue.

Dedication[]

For Billy—who left our Twoleg home to become a Warrior.
We still miss him very much.
And for Benjaminhis brother
who is with him now in StarClan.
Special thanks to Kate Cary

Blurb[]

Fire Alone Can Save Our Clan...
For generations, four Clans of wild cats have shared the forest according to the laws laid down by their warrior ancestors. But the ThunderClan cats are in grave danger, and the sinister ShadowClan grows stronger every day. Noble warriors are dying - and some deaths are more mysterious than others.
In the midst of this turmoil appears an ordinary house cat named Rusty... who may turn out to be the bravest warrior of them all.

Praise[]

"The author has created an intriguing world with an intricate structure and mythology, and an engaging young hero. The supporting cast of players is large and a little confusing, but there are standouts who give dimension to the tale. The difficult life of a feral cat is described in some detail, and a fair amount of violence is included. The ending is left ambiguous-there is definitely more to come. This is not as elegantly written as Brian Jacques's "Redwall" series (Philomel), but it's another option for fans of animal adventure / fantasy stories."[6]
-Mara Alpert, School Library Journal
"In this first spine-tingling episode in the planned Warriors series, Firepaw learns the ways of the wild life, facing many dangers and treachery both within and without his new clan. Intelligence notwithstanding, the cat characters are true to their feline nature, making this sure to appeal to fans of Clare Bell's long-popular Ratha's Creature (1983) and its sequels and also to followers of Brian Jacques' ongoing Redwall series."[6]
-Sally Estes, Booklist
"Action-packed adventure. Certain to please any reader who has ever wondered what dreams of grandeur may haunt the family cat."[6]
-Publishers Weekly
"A suspenseful animal adventure that will leave readers eyeing Puss a bit nervously."[6]
-Kirkus Reviews

Detailed plot description[]

Looking for a shorter overview? Find one here!

A group of feral cats known as ThunderClan are battling against their rival, RiverClan, near a river for control over a territory called Sunningrocks, to which both Clans had equal claim. Redtail, ThunderClan's deputy, soon realizes ThunderClan is badly outnumbered and orders the battle patrol to retreat. Tigerclaw, a ThunderClan warrior, reluctantly follows the order, angry that RiverClan should be allowed to win territory so easily. In the ThunderClan camp, Bluestar, leader of ThunderClan, is trying to seek answers from StarClan, troubled by that night's defeat. At that moment, Spottedleaf, the medicine cat of ThunderClan, receives a prophecy from StarClan, echoing to Bluestar that "Fire alone can save our Clan." Although Bluestar is confused, since fire is feared by all Clans, she trusts Spottedleaf and puts her faith in her medicine cat and StarClan.
A kittypet named Rusty has a dream about catching a mouse in the forest, but lets his prey go due to a distracting noise. As he wakes up, he finds that this is food pellets being poured into his food bowl. This dream drives the young cat into the forest, though his friend Smudge warns him that forest cats are much bigger and dangerous. Upon his arrival into the forest, he is briefly attacked by Graypaw, a ThunderClan apprentice. Instead of fleeing, Rusty turns and fights back. Unbeknownst to the two young cats, two warriors from ThunderClan are watching—Lionheart, Graypaw's mentor, and Bluestar, ThunderClan's leader. Impressed after having seen Rusty and Graypaw fight instead of fleeing, Bluestar offers Rusty a chance to join their Clan of feral cats and train as an apprentice.
The next day, Rusty is escorted to the ThunderClan camp by Lionheart and another ThunderClan cat, Whitestorm. Most of the cats disagree with a kittypet joining their ranks, especially Longtail, who relentlessly taunts Rusty. Rusty attacks Longtail after being persuaded by Lionheart to prove his loyalty and worth to the Clan. Rusty's collar snaps off during the fight, which Bluestar takes as an omen from StarClan that Rusty belongs in their Clan. Bluestar renames him Firepaw, after his flame-colored pelt, and officially appoints him as a Clan apprentice. Suddenly, another apprentice, Ravenpaw, rushes into camp with the news that Redtail has been killed in a skirmish near Sunningrocks. Tigerclaw soon follows with Redtail's body, claiming Redtail to have been killed by Oakheart, the RiverClan deputy, who Tigerclaw says he has killed in vengeance. Firepaw is unable to see the body, only spotting a red tail, true to the deputy's name, from around a bush. Lionheart is made deputy in Redtail's place.
Firepaw is not immediately assigned a mentor of his own and instead trains with Ravenpaw and Graypaw and their mentors, Tigerclaw and Lionheart, respectively. Firepaw soon learns that kittypets are traditionally thought to be weak and useless amongst Clan-born cats. He is steadily able to adjust to his new life despite being seen as an inferior. He trains hard to become a respected member of the Clan, hoping to eventually earn full warrior status.
On his first solo hunting assignment, Firepaw comes across Yellowfang, a medicine cat who has been exiled from ShadowClan. He immediately attacks, knowing rogue cats are not tolerated in enemy territory. After defeating her, he realizes that the old cat is starving, and he hunts a rabbit for her out of pity and eats some himself, breaking the warrior code. When a patrol led by Bluestar arrives, Yellowfang tries to flee but is hindered from doing so by her wounds. The ThunderClan leader recognizes Yellowfang as ShadowClan's former medicine cat, and the Clan brings Yellowfang into camp as a prisoner. After appointing herself as Firepaw's mentor in order to speed up apprentice training, Bluestar puts Firepaw in charge of taking care of Yellowfang as punishment for eating before his Clanmates are fed.
At Firepaw's first gathering, Graypaw is telling him who is who. Firepaw asks about WindClan and Graypaw tells him that ShadowClan drove them out. Brokenstar, the leader of ShadowClan, reports that ShadowClan has recently driven out a cat who has murdered ShadowClan kits. He makes it clear that this rogue should be killed as soon as any cat finds her and urges the Clans to keep a close eye on their kits. He also states that since ShadowClan are the strongest and most thriving Clan, they require more territory to support themselves, and that they drove WindClan out of their territory and claimed it for their own after they refused to surrender it willingly. This explains WindClan's absence from the Gathering. Crookedstar, RiverClan's leader, announces that he has allowed ShadowClan hunting rights on the edge of their territory. After the Gathering the ThunderClan cats rush back to camp, suspecting Yellowfang to be the cat Brokenstar warned them of, but Bluestar orders that Yellowfang should not be harmed, arguing that since there is no proof of Yellowfang being the culprit—as Brokenstar has not named her as the rogue—and since she has not yet done anything wrong to ThunderClan, Yellowfang will remain in camp. She puts the Clan on battle-readiness as they are now the only ones standing up to Brokenstar.
Bluestar goes to the Moonstone to seek guidance from StarClan with Firepaw, Ravenpaw, Graypaw, and Tigerclaw, leaving Lionheart in charge. Firepaw, Tigerclaw, and Bluestar go into Mothermouth, but Tigerclaw is overwhelmed and flees, telling Graypaw and Ravenpaw that he was sent back to keep watch. Bluestar has a dream of trouble back at the camp. They meet Barley on the way back, who warns them to stay clear of the dogs on his farm, but then they are attacked by rats and Bluestar loses a life. Tigerclaw believes that Barley sent them there on purpose, though the others do not. Back at camp, ShadowClan launches an attack on ThunderClan's camp, and Lionheart is killed in the battle, allowing Tigerclaw to be appointed as the new ThunderClan deputy. Ravenpaw, Tigerclaw's apprentice who had witnessed the earlier events at Sunningrocks, confesses to Firepaw that it was Tigerclaw, not Oakheart, who killed Redtail, presumably in his ambition to become deputy. Tigerclaw suspects his secret has been discovered and begins to secure his status in the Clan by spreading rumors about Ravenpaw and making sure no cats, not even his Clanmates, trust the apprentice.
Soon after, Frostfur's litter of kits vanish, and Spottedleaf is found dead near the nursery. Firepaw, who had developed a close bond with the medicine cat, was devastated. When Yellowfang is discovered to be missing as well, Tigerclaw immediately blames her for the disappearance of the kits as well as the death of Spottedleaf. This rumor is immediately accepted by the other cats in the Clan, as most of them, excluding Firepaw, did not trust the former ShadowClan medicine cat. Tigerclaw proceeds to make the assertion that Ravenpaw helped Yellowfang steal the kits, as he witnessed the true death of Redtail, being killed by Tigerclaw. This, in turn, prompts Frostfur to chase him out of the nursery when he attempts to check on the other kits. Bluestar asks Firepaw to find Yellowfang instead of sending a patrol to find the kits and the former ShadowClan cat, because she knows that they share a bond and if Firepaw asks her to come back, she will, as sending someone else like Tigerclaw would likely result in Yellowfang's death. Firepaw takes Graypaw and Ravenpaw with him, sending Ravenpaw to Barley's barn, where he hopes that he will be safe from Tigerclaw.
When Firepaw and Graypaw find her, Yellowfang tells the apprentices she left camp as soon as she discovered the kits were missing and smelled the scent of Clawface - a ShadowClan warrior - in the nursery. Yellowfang reveals that Brokenstar has been mercilessly training kits early so that ShadowClan could have more warriors and be the most feared Clan in the forest, even going so far as to kill his own Clan's kits. This lead to Yellowfang being framed for the murder of Brightflower's kits, and in turn, being exiled from the clan. She reveals that they are sent out to be warriors at just 3 moons old, and Firepaw and Graypaw realize that this is why the ShadowClan apprentices seemed so small and young at the Gathering. With the help of a ThunderClan patrol, led by Whitestorm, and a ShadowClan patrol, made up of senior warriors who were kicked out by Brokenstar, they raid ShadowClan's camp. The patrols drive out the blood-thirsty leader along with his closest followers, but not before Brokenstar reveals himself as the killer of the ShadowClan kits for whose death Yellowfang had been blamed for, as well as the killer of Raggedstar, the previous ShadowClan leader and Brokenstar's father, whose death had been first attributed to an ambush by a patrol from another Clan. ThunderClan promises to leave ShadowClan in peace for one moon while they adjust and find a new leader. The ThunderClan cats, including Yellowfang, return with the kits to their camp, where Firepaw and Graypaw inform the Clan it was Clawface, not Yellowfang, who had stolen the kits and killed Spottedleaf. When Ravenpaw's absence is noted, Firepaw, for Ravenpaw's safety, tells the Clan he has been killed by a ShadowClan patrol. Bluestar asks Yellowfang to be ThunderClan's new medicine cat, and she accepts, realizing that ShadowClan is not the Clan she once knew. Most cats are wary of Yellowfang at first, but begin to slowly accept her in books to come.
After the battle, Tigerclaw looks all around for Ravenpaw, and not finding him, says loudly how suspicious it was that he should go missing when Brokenstar attacks. Firepaw says boldly that Ravenpaw was not traitorous to his Clan, but found murdered beside ShadowClan territory, not giving away his true location. Tigerclaw quickly retorts that he never thought Ravenpaw was a traitor and says that he would have become a fine warrior. Soon after Firepaw and Graypaw are promoted to warriors and receive their warrior names - Fireheart and Graystripe. Bluestar honors Ravenpaw's memory, saying before the ceremony that he also would have taken part and earned his warrior name. Just before their vigil is supposed to begin, Fireheart attempts to speak to Bluestar about Tigerclaw's betrayal, but she silences him by reminding him about his vigil. Tigerclaw locks his eyes with Fireheart, and they glare at each other. Fireheart realizes that he has made a powerful enemy, but is ready for the challenge. He and Graystripe guard the camp until dawn.

Trivia[]

Interesting facts[]

  • The first draft of this book was completed by Kate on July 30th, 2001.[10]
  • A UK version of this book originally came with free tattoos.[11]

Author statements[]

  • Kate has stated that she thinks that the cats in the background of the original cover are Graypaw and a cat from another Clan.[12]

Mistakes[]

A compiled list of the errors present in Into the Wild can be found here.

Guides[]

Activity, reading, and teaching guides are produced by HarperCollins as additional material for certain books. Teachers and librarians could use these guides as activities in the classroom or library. Additionally, anyone could download the pdfs and print them for themselves. Below lists the guide(s) for this book.

Publication history[]

  • Into the Wild (EN), HarperCollins (hardcover), 21 January 2003[6]
  • Into the Wild (EN), HarperCollins (library binding), 21 January 2003[13]
  • Стань диким! (RU), OLMA Media Group (hardcover), 11 November 2003, translated by Olga Korchagina[14][15]
  • Into the Wild (EN), HarperCollins UK (paperback), 5 April 2004[16]
  • Na Wolności (PL), Wydawnictwo Amber (paperback), 19 April 2004, translated by Agnieszka Różańska[17][18]
  • Retour à l'état sauvage (FR), Pocket Jeunesse (paperback), 17 March 2005, translated by Cecile Pournin[19]
  • Into the Wild (EN), HarperCollins (paperback), 3 April 2006[20][21]
  • Into the Wild (EN), HarperCollins UK (paperback; reprint), 3 April 2006[22]
  • Divoké Kočky (CZ), Albatros (hardcover), 20 October 2006, translated by Hana Petráková[23]
  • ファイヤポー、野生にかえる (JA), Komine Shoten (hardcover), 22 November 2006, translated by Mizuto Kanehara[24]
  • Vào Trong Hoang Dã (VI), Đà Nẵng (paperback), November 2006, translated by Hương Lan[25]
  • Į tyrus (LT), Leidykla Garnelis (hardcover), 2006, translated by Danguole Žalytė[26]
  • Hív a vadon (HU), Egmont (paperback), 2007, translated by Andrea Márton[27]
  • 야생 속으로 (KO), Gimm-Young (paperback), 30 January 2007, translated by Kim Lee-seon (김이선)[28]
  • Retour à l'état sauvage (FR), Pocket Jeunesse (paperback; pocketbook), 15 March 2007, translated by Cecile Pournin[29]
  • Into the Wild (EN), HarperCollins (paperback; summer reading), 27 March 2007[30]
  • In die Wildnis (DE), Beltz & Gelberg (audio cd), 5 September 2008, translated by Klaus Weimann and narrated by Ulrike Krumbiegel[31]
  • In die Wildnis (DE), Beltz & Gelberg (hardcover), September 2008, translated by Klaus Weimann[32]
  • 荒野新生 (TW), Morning Star Press (paperback), 1 October 2008, translated by Gao Zimei (高子梅)[33]
  • Into the Wild & Fire and Ice (EN), HarperCollins (hardcover), 2008[34][note 1]
  • Into the Wild (EN), Scholastic (paperback), 2008[35]
  • De wildernis in (NL), Fantoom (hardcover), 7 January 2009, translated by Huberte Vriesendorp[36]
  • ファイヤポー、野生にかえる (JA), Komine Shoten (paperback), 20 February 2009, translated by Mizuto Kanehara[37]
  • 呼唤野性 (CN), China Children's (paperback), 1 March 2009, translated by Zhao Zhenzhong (赵振中)[38]
  • In die Wildnis (DE), Julius Beltz GmbH (e-book), 11 March 2009, translated by Klaus Weimann[39]
  • Vahşi Doğa (TR), Artemis Yayınları (paperback), 13 March 2009, translated by Barbaros Bostan[40]
  • Стань диким! (RU), OLMA Media Group (e-book), 20 April 2009, translated by Veronica Maximova[41]
  • De wildernis in (NL), Fantoom (hardcover), 25 April 2009, translated by Huberte Vriesendorp[42]
  • V divjino (SI), Mettis Bukvarna (hardcover), 6 May 2009, translated by Tamara Maričič[43]
  • Into the Wild (EN), HarperCollins (e-book), 13 October 2009[44]
  • Villiin luontoon (FI), Art House (hardcover), 15 October 2009, translated by Vesa-Matti Paija[45]
  • Na Floresta (PT), Wmf Martins Fontes Ltda (paperback), 26 April 2010, translated by Marilena Moraes[46]
  • In die Wildnis (DE), Gulliver von Beltz & Gelberg (paperback), 26 July 2010, translated by Klaus Weimann[47]
  • Ritorno Nella Foresta (IT), Sonda (hardcover), 12 November 2010, translated by Sarah Kaminski and Maria Teresa Milano[48]
  • Into the Wild (ID), Penerbit Kantera (paperback), June 2011, translated by Yunita Candra S[49]
  • V divočine (SK), Mladé léta (paperback), 22 June 2011, translated by Monika Kostelníková[50][51]
  • Ud i vildnisset (DK), Sohn (hardcover), 15 September 2011, translated by Gabriela Lundbye[52]
  • Metsikusse ellu (EE), Tiritamm AS (paperback), 21 September 2011, translated by Kristina Uluots[53]
  • U divljini (HR), Znanje (paperback), 1 January 2011, translated by Sandra Kalogjera[54]
  • Retour à l'état sauvage (FR), Pocket Jeunesse (e-book), 8 December 2011, translated by Cecile Pournin[55]
  • En territori salvatge (ES), La Galera (paperback), 13 March 2012, translated by Armand Carabén van der Meer[56]
  • En territorio salvaje (ES), Salamandra (paperback), 22 March 2012, translated by Begoña Hernández Sala[57]
  • En territorio salvaje (ES), Salamandra (paperback with flaps), 22 March 2012, translated by Begoña Hernández Sala[58]
  • En territori salvatge (ES), La Galera (e-book), 3 August 2012, translated by Armand Carabén van der Meer[59]
  • En territorio salvaje (ES), Salamandra (paperback), 18 November 2012, translated by Begoña Hernández Sala[60]
  • En territorio salvaje (ES), Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial España (e-book), 18 November 2012, translated by Begoña Hernández Sala[61]
  • 야생 속으로 (KO), Gimm-Young (paperback; reprint), 27 November 2012[62]
  • Ud i vildnisset (DK), Audioteket (audiobook), 10 September 2012, translated by Gabriela Lundbye, narrated by Louise Davidsen[63]
  • Ritorno Nella Foresta (IT), Sonda (e-book), 6 February 2013, translated by Sarah Kaminski and Maria Teresa Milano[64]
  • Apelo da Floresta (PT), Planeta Manuscrito (paperback), 17 October 2013, translated by Pedro Vidal[65]
  • Tilbake til villmarken (NO), Juritzen jr. (hardcover), 21 October 2013, translated by Lisa Vesterås[66]
  • În inima pădurii (RO), Galaxia Copiilor (paperback), 18 November 2013, translated by Ramona Cordoș[67]
  • De wildernis in (NL), Fantoom (paperback), 19 March 2014[68]
  • Tilbake til villmarken (NO), Juritzen jr. (paperback), 5 May 2014, translated by Lisa Vesterås[69]
  • Villiin luontoon (FI), Art House (paperback), June 2014[70]
  • Ud i vildnisset (DK), Carlsen (reprint; hardcover), 6 August 2014, translated by Gabriela Lundbye[71]
  • אל היער (HE), Kinneret-Zmora Bitan-Dvir (paperback), December 2014, translated by Erez Asherov[72]
  • Into the Wild (EN), HarperCollins (paperback; reprint), 17 March 2015[73]
  • Il Ritorno Nella Foresta (IT), Sonda (paperback; ioLeggoPerché edition), 23 April 2015, translated by Sarah Kaminski and Maria Teresa Milano[74]
  • Tilbake til villmarken (NO), Juritzen jr. (e-book), 11 June 2015, translated by Lisa Vesterås[75]
  • Ucieczka w dzicz (PL), Nowa Baśń (paperback), 15 June 2015, translated by Katarzyna Krawczyk[76]
  • In die Wildnis (DE), Beltz & Gelberg (hardcover; reprint), 21 December 2015, translated by Klaus Weimann[77]
  • في البراري (LB), Arab Scientific Publishers, Inc. (hardcover), 13 June 2016, translated by Zeina Idris[78]
  • Brīvībā (LV), Zvaigzne ABC (hardcover, e-book), 13 July 2016, translated by Ieva Elsberga[79]
  • На волю! (UA), АССА (hardcover, e-book), 1 August 2016, translated by Katerina Dudka and Ostap Ukrainec[80][81]
  • Ut i det vilda (SE), Bokfabriken (hardcover), 9 August 2016, translated by Lena Olsson[82]
  • Vzhůru do divočiny (CZ), Albatros (paperback), 22 August 2016, translated by Hana Petráková[83]
  • Vào Trong Hoang Dã (VI), Nhã Nam (paperback; reprint), 7 October 2016, translated by Nguyễn Minh Thư[84]
  • Ud i vildnisset (DK), Carlsen (hardcover; reprint), 1 December 2016, translated by Gabriela Lundbye[85]
  • Vahşi Doğa (TR), Artemis Yayınları (paperback; reprint), 2 December 2016, translated by Barbaros Bostan[86]
  • طبیعت وحشی (IR), Baazh (paperback), 2016, translated by Rojan Bluray[87]
  • In die Wildnis (DE), Beltz & Gelberg (audiobook), 21 March 2017[88]
  • 呼唤野性 (CN), China Children's Press (paperback), 1 September 2017, translated by Zhao Zhenzhong[89]
  • Into the Wild (EN), HarperAudio (audiobook), 10 October 2017. narrated by MacLeod Andrews[90]
  • Into the Wild (EN), HarperCollins Publishers and Blackstone Audio (audio cd), 10 October 2017. narrated by MacLeod Andrews[7]
  • Ucieczka w dzicz (PL), Nowa Baśń (e-book), 16 October 2017, translated by Katarzyna Krawczyk[91]
  • Cycle I, Livres 1-2-3 (FR), Pocket Jeunesse (paperback; omnibus), 19 October 2017, translated by Cécile Pournin[92]
  • 야생으로 (KO), Garamchild (paperback), 20 December 2018, translated by Seo Nayeon[93]
  • Retour à l'état sauvage (FR), Lizzie (audiobook, audio cd), 11 April 2019, translated by Cecile Pournin and narrated by Erwan Zamor[94]
  • De wildernis in (NL), Fantoom (e-book), 15 October 2019[95]
  • Ucieczka w dzicz (PL), Nowa Baśń (hardcover; reprint), 22 November 2019, translated by Katarzyna Krawczyk[96]
  • Villiin luontoon (FI), WSOY (audiobook), 20 December 2019, translated by Vesa-Matti Paija and narrated by Usva Kärnä[97]
  • Ne Boten E Eger (AL), Dritan Editions (paperback), 2019, translated by Silvi Mema[98]
  • Ucieczka w dzicz (PL), Storyside (audiobook), 3 March 2020, translated by Katarzyna Krawczyk and narrated by Maciej Kowalik[99]
  • 야생으로 (KO), Garamchild (e-book), 10 June 2020, translated by Seo Nayeon[100]
  • Tilbake til villmarken (NO), Juritzen jr. (audiobook), 16 December 2020, translated by Lisa Vesterås and narrated by Elisabeth Vatn[101]
  • De wildernis in (NL), Storyside (audiobook), 20 January 2021, translated by Pauline Akkerhuis and narrated by Sinem Kavus[102]
  • אל היער (HE), Kinneret-Zmora Bitan-Dvir (e-book), 1 June 2021, translated by Erez Asherov[103]
  • Стань диким! (RU), Storyside (audiobook), 9 August 2021, translated by Olga Korchagina and narrated by Ilya Slanevsky[104]
  • Ut i det vilda (SE), Bokfabriken AB (audiobook), 26 August 2021, translated by Lena Olsson and narrated by Mattias Linderoth[105]
  • En territorio salvaje (ES), Penguin Random House Audio (audiobook), 2 December 2021, translated by Begoña Hernández Sala and narrated by Carlos Moreno Minguito[106]
  • 荒野新生 (TW), Morning Star (paperback; 10th Anniversary), 1 December 2021, translated by Gao Zimei (高子梅)[107]
  • Ucieczka w dzicz (PL), Nowa Baśń (paperback; reprint), 7 March 2022, translated by Katarzyna Krawczyk[108]
  • Il ritorno nella foresta (IT), Storyside (audiobook), 12 January 2022, translated by Sarah Kaminski and Maria Teresa Milano, narrated by Dario Sansalone[109]
  • În inima pădurii (RO), Storyside (audiobook), 24 October 2022, translated by Ramona Cordos and narrated by Radu Anastas[110]
  • Na floresta (PT), Storytel (audiobook), 30 January 2023, translated by Marilena Moraes and narrated by Guilherme Teruya[111]
  • Дивото зове (BG), Storyside (e-book), 24 February 2023, translated by Marianna Panova[112]
  • Дивото зове (BG), Storyside (audiobook), 24 February 2023, translated by Marianna Panova and narrated by Ivan Panayotov[113]
  • 야생으로 (KO), Storyside (audiobook), 3 July 2023, translated by Seo Na-yeon (서나연) and narrated by Kyeong-a Cho (조경아)[114]
  • Metsikusse ellu (EE), Tänapäev (paperback; reprint), 17 July 2023, translated by Kristina Uluots[115]
  • Į tyruss (LT), Debesų Ganyklos (hardcover; reprint), 20 September 2023, translated by Danguolė Žalytė[116][117]
  • Hív a vadon (HU), Digitanart Studió (paperback; reprint), 27 March 2024, translated by Andrea Márton[118]
  • Ucieczka w dzicz (PL), Nowa Baśń (audiobook; reissue), 19 November 2024, translated by Katarzyna Krawczyk and narrated by Wojciech Chorąży[119]
  • 口算训练营·一年级 下册 (CN), China Juvenile and Children's Publishing House (paperback; arithmetic, volume 2), March 2025[120]
  • Into the Wild (EN), HarperCollins (hardcover; deluxe edition), 4 November 2025[121]

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Notes and references[]

  1. Revealed on the dedication page of Into the Wild
  2. 2.0 2.1 Revealed on the inside right flap of Into the Wild
  3. 3.0 3.1 Revealed on the back cover of Into the Wild
  4. Revealed on the copyright page of Into the Wild
  5. Revealed on audible.com (backup link)
  6. 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 6.7 Revealed on harpercollins.com (backup link)
  7. 7.0 7.1 Revealed on amazon.com
  8. Revealed on warriorcats.com (backup link)
  9. Revealed on Facebook messenger with the Erin Hunter marketing team
  10. Revealed on Kate Cary's Instagram (screenshot)
  11. Revealed on an alternate UK cover
  12. Revealed on Kate's Facebook page
  13. Revealed on amazon.com
  14. Translator revealed on ru.wikipedia.org
  15. Release date revealed on ru.wikipedia.org
  16. Revealed on amazon.co.uk
  17. Translator revealed on lubimyczytac.pl
  18. Release date revealed on mksiegarnia.pl
  19. Revealed on pocketjeunesse.fr
  20. Revealed on amazon.com
  21. Revealed on harperreach.com
  22. Revealed on collins.co.uk
  23. Revealed on knihcentrum.cz
  24. Revealed on komineshoten.co.jp
  25. Revealed on vinabook.com
  26. Revealed on knygos.lt
  27. Revealed on regikonyvek.hu
  28. Revealed on gimmyoung.com
  29. Revealed on pocketjeunesse.fr
  30. Revealed on amazon.com
  31. Revealed on amazon.de (backup link)
  32. Revealed on warriorcats.de
  33. Revealed on a Morning Star blog post
  34. Revealed on archive.org
  35. Revealed on biblio.com (backup link)
  36. Revealed on cosmox.nl
  37. Revealed on komineshoten.co.jp
  38. Revealed on book.douban.com
  39. Revealed on kulturkaufhaus.de
  40. Revealed on kitapbahcesi.com
  41. Revealed on books.google.com (backup link)
  42. Revealed on amazon.com
  43. Revealed on emka.si
  44. Revealed on harpercollins.com (backup link)
  45. Revealed on risingshadow.fi
  46. Revealed on planetanews.com
  47. Revealed on beltz.de (backup link)
  48. Revealed on amazon.it (backup link)
  49. Revealed on bukukita.com (backup link)
  50. Revealed on pantarhei.sk
  51. Translator revealed on library.sk
  52. Revealed on ordetfanger.dk
  53. Revealed on apollo.ee
  54. Revealed on goodreads.com
  55. Revealed on placedeslibraires.fr
  56. Revealed on amazon.es
  57. Revealed on penguinlibros.com
  58. Revealed on penguinrandomhouse.com
  59. Revealed on pocketbook.es
  60. Revealed on pocketbook.es
  61. Revealed on pocketbook.es
  62. Revealed on gimmyoungjr.com
  63. Revealed on mofibo.com
  64. Revealed on amazon.it (backup link)
  65. Revealed on amazon.com
  66. Revealed on juritzen.no
  67. Revealed on all.ro
  68. Revealed on amazon.com
  69. Revealed on norli.no
  70. Revealed on tietosanoma.fi
  71. Revealed on tales.dk
  72. Revealed on nli.org
  73. Revealed on harpercollins.com (backup link)
  74. Revealed on the back cover
  75. Revealed on ebok.no
  76. Revealed on empik.com
  77. Revealed on amazon.de (backup link)
  78. Revealed on neelwafurat.com (backup link)
  79. Revealed on books.apple.com
  80. Revealed on warriors.com.ua (backup link)
  81. Revealed on acca.ua (backup link)
  82. Revealed on akademibokhandeln.se
  83. Revealed on albatros.cz (backup link)
  84. Revealed on tiki.vn
  85. Revealed on saxo.com
  86. Revealed on artemisyayinlari.com (backup link)
  87. Revealed on yazbook.com
  88. Revealed on beltz.de (backup link)
  89. Revealed on amazon.cn
  90. Revealed on harpercollins.com (backup link)
  91. Revealed on nexto.pl (backup link)
  92. Revealed on lisez.com (backup link)
  93. Revealed on blog.naver.com
  94. Revealed on placedeslibraires.fr
  95. Revealed on hebban.nl
  96. Revealed on empik.com
  97. Revealed on wsoy.fi
  98. Revealed on bukinist.al
  99. Revealed on storytel.com
  100. Revealed on blog.naver.com
  101. Revealed on ebok.no
  102. Revealed on storytel.com
  103. Revealed on overdrive.com (backup link)
  104. Revealed on storytel.com
  105. Revealed on amazon.com
  106. Revealed on books.apple.com
  107. Revealed on iread.com.tw
  108. Revealed on Nowa Baśń's Instagram
  109. Revealed on storytel.com
  110. Revealed on thalia.de
  111. Revealed on storytel.com
  112. Revealed on storytel.com
  113. Revealed on storytel.com
  114. Revealed on storytel.com
  115. Revealed on tnp.ee
  116. Revealed on terrapublica.lt
  117. Revealed on pegasas.lt
  118. Revealed on lira.hu (screenshot)
  119. Revealed on nexto.pl (backup link)
  120. Revealed on jd.com
  121. Revealed on barnesandnoble.com (backup link)
  1. As archive.org lacks an official source for its claims, it should be noted that the date listed may not be entirely accurate and should only be considered an approximate at this point in time.
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