Mossflower (Redwall, Book 2)

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Summary: The Best of them all
Review: This has to be the best of all of the Redwall series. I absolutely loved this book the first time I read it. You get so involved in it's storyline and the characters' and their journeys. This is great for a first time Redwall reader or a veteran reader. It's wonderful in any way. Martin the Warrior was pictured as an ancient hero is Redwall but this book chronicles the events of his journey through the vastness of Mossflower to save it from the Wildcat Queen Tsarmina. New areas of the land are explored in Mossflower that weren't in Redwall and (oh my!) there IS no Redwall Abbey. This book takes place in a time when there was no safety and the higher power was of course the evil power. But there's always someone who will stand up against that power....

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Summary: Martin is the champion, my friend!
Review: The most detailed of the Redwall books, but a teensy bitsluggish on the action. But it is a page-turner and what you expectfrom Brian Jacques. Bravooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

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Summary: Perfecto book!
Review: This book had i alot of death I muct say but still it was so neatly described i am telling you this is book will get into the minds of whoever reads it. It is a great book so try it out.

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Summary: Mossflower
Review: This is a really good book. you should read it. It's about a very curageous warrior mouse called Martin who wants to destroy the evil wildcat queen Tsarmina who even poisens her father to rule all of Kotir and Mossflower.

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Summary: It was addicting, we couldnt take our eyes off it!
Review: by Miranda, Mossflower was sitting in the car for about 2 weeks but after I read the first two chapters I coudn't take my eyes from it(I only started it for my friemd sake)! Now I am ever greatful to Emily for encouraging me to read Mossflower and getting me into a exellent series! by Emily, I saw Mossflower in the store and said to myself this looks like a good book and i read the first chapter and immediately was on my knees begging my mom to get it.

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Summary: MOSSFLOWER IS A MUST READ
Review: I would highly recommend Mossflower to most any middle school student. The book is interesting because it has two plots running simeltanyisly. I also liked how the auther used animals for his main charecters. I disliked how some charecters died pointlessly. It was neat how the two plots met at the peak of the story.

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Summary: The Beginning of a Legend
Review: This is another success in the series of Redwall. I enjoyed this book immensely, and I read it in a week. Normally I take my time on books, but this is the sort of adventure and story which keeps you hooked. As with all of Jacques' titles, it was filled with description and characters who made the story worth reading. I simply could not put it down!

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Summary: These books just get better and better...
Review: This is my second excursion into the world of Redwall (my first was "Redwall") and I can only say that I was entirely entranced and captivated by this wonderful story. I could hardly wait to come home from work and dive back into it. Brian Jacques is very rapidly becoming my favorite author. The Redwall series are supposedly "children's" books, but really they are for anyone who enjoys a well-told, exciting story. The characters in "Mossflower" as they were in "Redwall" are exceptional. Dinny the mole with his comical molespeak, the heroic and noble badger Boar the Fighter, the truly wicked Tsarmina, Martin the Warrior, Chibb the robin, all are wonderful and complex, well-thought out characters. Their actions and doings are as compelling as the story itself. Mr. Jacques does a good job of not making the battle scenes too gory while still providing the necessary imagery, with Martin wiping the blood and sweat from his face as he engages in battle with the sea rats at Salamandastron. The final battle between Tsarmina and Martin was quite epic. I love the idea of "going questing" as Martin did in his search for Salamandastron and hope to go "questing" myself in the future. I guess that seems a silly notion, but a fun idea nontheless. "Mossflower" will fire your imagination and transport you to another world, one of courage, humor, bravery, nobilty, "questing", good vs evil, and mostly, a world of high adventure. I can only hope the rest of the "Redwall" series are as good as this story.

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Summary: Down with Tsarmina!
Review: This book is chronologically first in the series. If you would like to read this series begin with Mossflower, it makes it less confusing. This is the touching epic of the woodlanders of Mossflower Wood, and their fight for freedom against the tyrannical wildcat queen, Tsarmina. One day a traveling mouse called Martin the Warrior is captured by a party of Tsarmina vermin. He is thrown into the dungeon, right on top of Gonff the Mouse Thief! Here begins a wonderful tale of adventure, danger, and best of all, a happy ending. Well, thanks for your time. If you are considering reading this series, read it in chronological order. Enjoy!

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Summary: the second one I read
Review: Mossflower is about the time before Redwall When a crule cat ruled Mossflower. The animals are geting sick of taxes and geting ready for war. Martin has left the desserted place were he use to live and joined with Gonff,the prince of mousethives,and Dinny,one of the strongest digging moles they go on a journy to the legendary Salamandastron to find the previous,badger ruler of Mossflower to help the woodlanders gain back there freedom in Mossflower.Back in Mossflower While our heros are on their journey the woodlanders are alredy macking trouble for Kotir(the fortress were the wild cat is.)This book has tragedy,adventure and comedy in it and it will keep you reading for hours so I highly rcomend this book.