Squirrelflight's Hope Quotes

“Why couldn’t he talk to her instead of trying to make her feel small?”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“Tempest shifted her paws. “You didn’t ask what we’d named the kits.” Squirrelflight pricked her ears. “What?” Snow purred. “Leaf, Squirrel, and Moon.”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“Dustpelt”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“Crookedstar”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“Crowfeather.”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“Hollyleaf’s”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“Leafpool?”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“Slightfoot,”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“sunshine”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“Flurry hurried to her mother’s side. “Hawk!” She rubbed her cheek against her mother’s. “I’m glad you’re back.”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“So you want to be a Clan cat until we ask you do to something you’d rather not?” she heard Crowfeather mutter.”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“high hopes,”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“We’ve only just built our new camp and marked our borders. Why should we have to build another new home?”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“Meadowkit. Gladekit. Bluekit. Names flashed in her mind, names she’d planned when she’d been dreaming of new kits of her own.”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“Why are you doing this to me?”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“I have to obey him,” she whispered to the white she-cat. Snow stared at her. “Can’t you think and act for yourselves?”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“Bramblestar was supposed to be her mate. Why couldn’t he talk to her instead of trying to make her feel small?”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“You have suffered more than most Clans,”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“more kits by newleaf, more mouths to feed, more apprentices to train—” “More kits!” Bramblestar lashed his tail. “Is that all you think about now?”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“It’s going to need repairing before leaf-bare.” Brackenfur looked up. Squirrelflight followed the old warrior’s gaze and saw holes in the roof of the elders’ den. Sunshine streamed through them, dazzling her. She looked away. “I’ll organize a patrol to fix it,” she promised. Graystripe stuck his head through the entrance. “Are you going to patch up that roof?” “Of course,” Squirrelflight told him. “She’s going to patch it up!” Graystripe called over his shoulder to Millie, who was lying outside in the sunshine. “She’s going to what?” croaked Millie. The old she-cat was growing increasingly deaf. “Patch it up!” Graystripe yowled. “Who with?” Millie sounded confused. “Has she been quarreling again?” Alarm flashed in Squirrelflight’s chest. Did the Clan know about her spat with Bramblestar? They must have noticed she hadn’t slept in his den last night. “The roof!” Rolling his eyes, Graystripe headed outside.”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“She felt the warmth of Bramblestar’s check and breathed in his scent.”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“Hello, Mother.” Squirrelflight blinked. Mother? Had he once been part of this group?”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“What about their father?” Squirrelflight hesitated. “I hope you don’t mind me asking, but did you love him?” Moonlight purred, as though she thought the question was funny. “I liked him. But Jack’s an everkit—a den-bound cat.”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“He stomped around the camp for a quarter moon, grumbling about queens who couldn’t tell the difference between birth pains and indigestion.”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“I’m not Earth anymore.” Anger hardened Tree’s mew. “I named myself Tree after you sent me away.”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“next words.”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“Moonlight stared back at Tree, blankness giving way to excitement as she recognized him. “Earth!” Sunrise, whose coat was the same shade of yellow as Tree’s, stepped forward, her tail rising in excitement, but paused at Tree’s”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“Hello, Mother.” Squirrelflight blinked. Mother? Had he once been part of this”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“Creek, Flurry, and Sparrow darted from the shadows and stood beside their mothers”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope

“Stone and Grass padded away, following the slope of the hill down into the next valley.”
― Erin Hunter, Squirrelflight's Hope