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Summary: Can't get much better!
Review: Martin is off to seek Salamandastron leader Boar the Fighter. To rid the land of the awful wild cat,Tsmarina. When his sword snapped the badger Lord makes a new one for him made of star. The badger dies of Bloodwrath a disease that makes badgers go crazy and just start killing their enemies. Well I set you up. Now get it online. It's one of Brian Jacques' best works.
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Summary: Mossflower
Review: In this commendable novel, Brian Jacques creates a world of mice, moles, cats, badgers, and many other creatures. It is about a war against the destructive armies of Kotir, led by Queen Tsarmina, who are trying to take over Mossflower. In it, a mouse warrior named Martin is trying to save the woodlanders by making a journey into the unknown. In this story, Brian Jacques portrays the attitudes of each species in a certain way, but also includes the personalities of the individual characters. The author also has a diversity of vocabulary and writing styles, placing the storyline in with interesting details. This book also shows the reality of war. At first, I thought this book would be severely boring, but I was wrong. This book is an intriguing, well-written story. It has a unpredictable plot, lovable characters, and malicious villains. The only terrible bad part is how the author at some points leaves you hanging when he stops at the climax of the section. I enjoyed reading this book and would want everyone to read it. I would really recommend this book to all readers who love advernture, fantasy, excitement, and suspense.
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Summary: ONE OF THE MOST AMAZING BOOKS I HAVE EVER READ
Review: I think that Mossflower is simply the most fantastic book in the whole Redwall series, and close to perfection. This is the story of how Martin the Warrior, a legendary hero, came to Mossflower country. It is a time of desparation, when no one is safe from the evil Tsarmina and her army. Unlike the other Redwall books, this story has an uncanny sense of adventure, soul, suspense, and humor. The characters are larger than life. Mossflower chronciles how all the great legends of Redwall came to be, and you see how the characters became part of ancient legend. It is a wonderful book, and unparalled in its grand storytelling.
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Summary: 2nd-best in the series
Review: I have read every Redwall book from Redwall to The Legend of Luke. i am going to get Lord Brocktree once it comes out. This is the second-best book in the series, the only one better is Pearls of Lutra. Mossflower has villains you will hate with all of your heart and heroes you just can't resist, such as Gonff who teaches a crab to "dance" on his route to Salamandastron, home of the badger Lord Boar the Fighter. The evil wildcat queen, Tsarmina's, tyrannical reign needs a quick finish, and Martin the mouse is the one to do it. Oh and by the way, "Tsarmina" is a play on "tsarina" with "mean" added in.
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Summary: Another O.K book in the Redwall series.
Review: I think this book was O.k and not as good as some of the other ones. My favorite character is Gnoff because he is always making up songs always gets the right answer and is funny. Like most of the other Redwall books the main character and some friends try to find something and keep getting more clues untill they find it. Once again when the characters leave something bad happens at the main plot. I like how you get to learn more about the super Martin and learn more about Constances family. I recomend Redwall, Mattimeo, and Marlfox.
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Summary: Liked Redwall? This one's even better!
Review: In Brian Jacques' 2nd book --the prequel to Redwall, he improves on all the flaws of Redwall. He gives the reader a much better and a more believable plot. The adventures are still grand and will stay in your memory for many years!Martin the Warrior, the legendary mouse of Redwall must battle the evil Tsarmina who has done the peaceful villiage of Mossflower wrong. Though she isn't a savage beast, she is more of a ruthless power (like Darth Vader) who is a character you'd think that no mouse could bring down. A wonderful story that is full of surprises. It is also good reading for adults who want to journey back into their childhood! Definitely a reccomended venture for everyone; I absolutely loved it!
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Summary: An all and all masterpiece!
Review: This is a book that will thrill people of all ages! At first I thought "Oh another story with cute little animals in it, BORING!" But I was very wrong. I was lost in the world of Redwall. I couldn't put it down! The characters had wonderful personalities! I highly recomend this book!
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Summary: Martin the Warrior Rocks!
Review: I liked this book because it is full of adventure and I oftenpretend myself that I am Martin the Warrior. I like the author'sdescription of Martin as a warrior who usually doesn't have much to say but has a glint in his eye that proclaimed him a true warrior. This book was so awesome that I put everything aside (including my school work) and all I ever did was read until I was finished. When I was done with the book I was extremely sad, because I loved the adventure and battle. I also enjoyed Martin the Warrior because it tells about how Martin became a Warrior. I'm saving my money so that I can buy the entire series. This book ROCKS! (so does Martin! )
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Summary: The start of a great book series
Review: This was probably the best book I've read, seriously. All of the redwall books are about 400 pages long, and I'm already on my 5th book in just a few months. I reccomend this book to anyone who likes action, comedy, and just plain cool books. By the way, I'm 10.
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Summary: Mossflower
Review: Mossflower is a good book, but not quite as good as I expected it to be. The characters are fine and the plot is great, but just the way the author set it out was wrong. I think this book deserved a three because it didn't attach to me very well.
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