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September 8, 2008

Erin Hunter Erin Hunter
Warriors: The Power of Three #4: Eclipse
7:00 p.m. reading, Mequon
Meet the author of the bestselling Warriors series! In the latest addition to the feline adventure, Firestar’s three grandchildren have just learned that they hold the destiny of the Clans in their paws. Now they begin to discover what their power means. Meanwhile, a dark prophecy might spell disaster for the Clans. Eclipse is filled with the action, mystery, thrilling battles, betrayal and drama you’ve come to expect from this series. For middle readers



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