Top 10 Best Warrior Cat Book Covers
The most amazing Warriors book covers compete in this list. Whether they are simple and sleek or busy and bursting with color, vote for your favorite!(All regions are allowed, but if you're suggesting a new item for the list, please mention which country it's from.) If you're unsure what some of the covers look like, you can check out Warrior Cat Pics.
I'm a huge fan of the mosaic of (mostly) new character art. The book looks so grand, and the logo against black looks awesome!
I like how the Ultimate Guide has pictures of all the cats in the book on the front cover. It is quite dazzling to look at.
I love this cover, but Spottedleaf looks scary and Lionblaze has a weird head.
It looks as if Flametail was looking for a purpose in his life, a solution to save his clan, and a way to put right all the wrongs in his clan.
Flametail looks absolutely magnificent! The shaded forest scene behind him is mysterious, and you wonder what will happen.
Every Warrior Cats cover looks so realistic, but this one, and even the title, will send chills down your spine.
It looks as if Firestar is stalking through the forest, ready to slice through the Dark Forest with his claws, ready to kill for his clan, ready to fight for the stars, and prepared to give his life and soul just to see his beloved clan saved from the shadows.
The background shows a shadowed forest, with trees looming from every direction, as if the forest was made from darkness itself.
It looks like Firestar is stalking through the forest, ready to kill Tigerstar. He has the "I'm not stopping now, or ever" look on his face, which is the look of a cat out for blood. I'm just so sad that Firestar dies because he's my favorite character! I mean, there's Sandstorm after that, but she dies in the next series or the same book, or something really close. It's either the forest at nighttime or the Dark Forest. It's probably the Dark Forest because of the Great Battle.
I love Warrior Cats so much that I'm currently writing at least six fanfictions about it. I finally started my own series with the rest of Shadow and Thunder Studios. It's called Calling Stars and the protagonists are Moonwhisker (deputy), Hollykit (kit), and Sunpaw (apprentice to Moonwhisker). I still love it! - Shadow and Thunder Studios
If you mean the old one, it is AMAZING! Leafpool looks like she is climbing up a cliff or peeking out over something, and the background with the starry lake is absolutely iconic.
With the new one, the background creates a mysterious vibe that covers up the fact that Squirrelflight's head is way too close.
Another mysterious-looking cover. Leafpaw's face is partly in the shadows, and that, in combination with the starry lake, is gorgeous! The color scheme is very nice.
Awesome cover! I love Squirrelflight and it's one of my favorite books in the series!
Absolutely beautiful! The jacket is just a picture of Yellowfang's head, but when you take the jacket off, you get a BEAUTIFUL picture of Yellowfang standing in the woods, her fur blowing in the breeze, beside a beautiful rippling lake. It tugs a reader toward reading the book for sure.
The cover under the dust jacket is gorgeous. The golden light really grabs the viewer's attention and puts them at ease. The composition of the background is simply amazing. I could stare at this cover for hours.
This was the first special edition book I read of the Warriors series back in junior high. I still remember what it looks like to this day: shiny and silver with the most beautiful painting of Bluestar on the front. It will always be a favorite of mine.
Oooh, shiny! I have a weakness for Super Editions. Anyhow, underneath the silver-and-purple book jacket, we see Bluestar standing on the Highrock, looking down. Is she about to call a Clan meeting? The forest is beautiful!
Bluefur's (Bluestar's) face is beautifully illuminated in the moonlight. I just love the cover with the cats at the bottom. Also, I have a weakness for cats with ice-blue eyes!
I put this up for some reasons. First of all, Moth Flight's ghostly white pelt with sparkling green eyes is an amazing contrast against the starless night! So mysterious! And those shadows of cats padding across the grass... don't get me started...
It has a beautiful illustration once you take the shiny cover off. It has amazing resolution and a beautiful color palette!
Every time I look at the cover, I'm like, WOW. Moth Flight's white fur is so vibrant, and her green eyes fit the image so perfectly.
It looks as if Grey Wing's gaze holds the past, present, and future reflected in it. It suggests a universe of knowledge and power that no cat can reach.
The background depicts a beautiful, calm sky that radiates peace.
Gray Wing stares up at the beautiful "Sun Trail" perched on rocky mountains, with a green shrub waving in the breeze beside him. The sky is shining with a beautiful dawn light.
Gray Wing is looking up into the distance at the forming sun trail, perched on a rock. A small lime green shrub waves in the dawn air. Gray Wing looks like he's distracted. Why?
I chose to share this because it looks awesome! The tones on Firestar's fur look amazing, with all those different hues. The undergrowth behind him is partly shadowed and sunlit, giving it a mysterious effect.
From a distance, his pelt really looks like flame.
Fireheart is looking back over his shoulder, which makes you wonder: What's going on? In the background, we see unidentified cats crossing the river. It all (you're probably tired of how often I say this) creates a mysterious vibe.
The old and new covers are complete opposites. The old one is dark and mysterious, and the new one is bright and blinding - the real reason Jayfeather is blind, if you ask me.
When I was little and only onto the first book, I loved this one! I couldn't wait until I got to it. The sparkling water sprinkles behind Graystripe (I thought it was Silverstream at the time, but it's Graystripe). The forest makes you feel calm and relaxed. I used to love this cover so much I even tried to draw it!
The Newcomers
I love this cover as it shows Yellowfang. Her serious face shows something is wrong.
She is a strong and loyal cat, a true Clan cat, who died while saving others.
The picture of Yellowfang with the fire keeps you thinking.
Squirrelflight, bounding forward, has a determined look on her face. As she bounds forward, her pelt sparkles in the moonlight, and the stars shine on her fur.
Stoneteller, proud and still, stands in the cave. The icy, aqua light from the waterfall shines on his pelt and on the spikes (I can't spell it) on the top of the cave. His fur is a simple brown tabby, but his blue eyes sparkle with emotion. Is that rage? Anger? Fear?
This is my favorite cover! I was at least expecting it to be in the top 10! - xX_Laurel_Xx
So pretty. Stoneteller in the front and a waterfall behind him.
Amberheart
This one defies all new prophecy book covers. The old one has the trail of stars, and the new one has, well, a sunset.
How is this cover not at the top? The old cover is so beautiful!
Definitely one of my favorite book covers!
"ThunderClan must learn that they are not the most important Clan in the forest. You watch the suffering of others, waiting to be begged for help, like you belong to StarClan. We will not beg. We are warriors. We will fight for the prey we need and the territory we need to survive."
What pops out at you right away is Blackstar. He is sitting in a hole, but not just any hole - a hole that looks as though it were torn in a page! The simple stone background lets your attention be drawn to the cat, who appears to literally be coming out of the book.
Star Flower lifts her chin, defiant, green eyes sharp as ever. The area glows with greenish light, and the undergrowth is quite mossy. A sharp-petaled Blazing Star flower is beside her, some petals carried by a breeze.
Star Flower, with her sharp green eyes, has a determined look on her face. Small flower petals whisper around her. Star Flower is ready for something, and she will challenge it. Star Flower is ready for anything.
You gotta love it! That's why I posted it! Hollyleaf's sharp green eyes are full of emotion - maybe frustration and anger? Sadness? Her sleek black fur glows in the misty green light.
The new cover is AMAZING. Her black fur is brushed to the thorns like she is planning something. It goes with the summary because she went away from the clans into her own world. Her fur and green eyes make her look very pretty against the green forest.
-Hopestar
I love all the shades of green, and Hollyleaf's black pelt really complements the greens. - xX_Laurel_Xx
I am rather fond of the German covers, and this one is especially neat. The greenish cast gives the feeling of being in the forest. Crowfeather's wide eyes seem to be gazing out of the book at something only he sees. Below, you see Leafpool and Crowfeather sitting together, a very sweet scene.
I love this book cover, mostly because it has Leafpool on it, and Leafpool is awesome.
I love it. The cat is looking at the stars as though searching for answers or seeking the strength of the stars.
The background looks as if flames are streaming down the forest, a river of fire, with flames so bright that no water could quench them.
I love this one. All the blending colors fit in perfectly!
There are two cats. One cat is looking at the other as though asking what to do. The other cat is looking towards the sky as though searching for answers, even though the sky is red like flames and it looks like a fire is coming.
Skystar looks amazing. I hate Skystar SO much, but that is such a perfect photo of him. With all the snow, his eyes look like they are shining!
I loved this one too. Clear Sky's gray tabby fur contrasts with the beautiful snowy trees and frozen lake. The sky is misty, with a light.
Clear Sky is climbing down a snowy slope, heading towards some other cats whose trails are left behind. The sky is a beautiful dawn or evening that ends with pine trees blocking the sides and the beautiful starry lake at the bottom.
I love these types of German covers. They look so cool and realistic. This cover is just the best!
I have no idea who the cat on the cover is, but who cares, it's still great. Anyway, the cat is looking at you with an unreadable expression. Beneath it are cats on a grassy moor, battling, with dark storm clouds gathering overhead in the gray sky. What might happen?
Not sure who the cat on the cover is, but it has an expression on its face that looks rather smug, like it knows something you don't. The lighting on the face is lovely. The battling cats below remind you of the seriousness of the book.
ANOTHER one I loved! Firestar's ginger fur is sleek as the tip of his tongue touches a pool, swirling with bright, perfect colors, shining with a light. His reflection is a lion, golden and proud, well-detailed. Shadowy figures of cats watch an approaching sunset in the shade of a gnarled tree.
I love Dovepaw's sparkling green-yellow eyes, the lake, and her amazing fur!
It's beautiful! And I love Dovewing, so the cover looks even more magical.
Dovewing is in the main picture, and behind her is the lake, as elegant as ever. Some trees hang over the rippling water, casting shadows over the liquid.
This is the most beautiful cover! It's very lovely.
Tall Shadow's green eyes (or is that Tall Shadow? I'm not sure) pierce you as you look at her, and you feel like respecting her as you see it.
Her fur shines with moonlight, and stars sparkle behind her. The leaves of a plant frame the sides of her face as she gazes at you. It chills you to the bone.
Has every single warrior cat on the cover!
I think it's one of the most creative ones, adding all the covers of all the books on one cover.
Jayfeather is staring as though he could see into the black sun. Light barely shines through, but the sun is not normal - it's an eclipse.