Mossflower (Redwall, Book 2)

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Summary: Awesome, as good as Harry Potter!
Review: This was the first book I read in the Redwall series. It may be book #2, but it's actually a prequel to book #1, Redwall. It tells about how Martin the Warrior saved Mossflower from an evil wildcat princess name Tsarmina. The band of woodland creatures who wanted freedom from the wildcat and her army joined together to form a group called the Corim. Martin has to go on an adventure to the great firey mountain called Salamandastron searching for Boar the Fighter, the one that could lead them to victory. While on this adventure, the Corim thinks of ways to fend the wildcat's army off while waiting for Martin to come back. This book is so great, I couldn't put it down. I recommend this book to all ages!

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Summary: Best Book in the Series
Review: When I was at the ... Bookstore over a year ago, I was wondering around to try and find a new good book to read. I then overheard two women talking about the Redwall books so I went to go and find them. I chose Mossflower because the cover stuck out to me, and I fell in love with it the first page I read. I finished the book by the next day, reading non-stop. I then bought every book in the series, and they are great. The author makes the world come alive to the reader and makes them want to enter into that world of wonder. I will always say I am glad to own these books that take anyone on a journey that they will never forget. Buy it Now! I fell in love with the animals of that world and you will too!

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Summary: Beautifully Written...
Review: I enjoyed this book because it was clear, it was detailed, and the plot was good. The main character is not as boring as that of most books, nor are the villains as one-dimensional as they are in most other books you will find today. My favorite might still be Bellmaker though... But this one is definately a treat!

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Summary: A classic
Review: Mossflower is an adventure of courage, frienship, and kicking some vermin butt! This tale of enchanting characters, lands, and battles. To add on the plate, this novel features the great legendary warrior of Redwall, Martin the Warrior. Martin makes the book, Mossflower, well, Mossflower. You wiil be at the edge of your seat with this book from the beggining to the end.

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Summary: The tale of Mossflower makes me enjoy reading!!!
Review: I don't feel that I need to give you a whole bunch of reasons to read this book. Just read it and you will know why I feel this way. If you like mystery, comedy, adventure, love stories, battles, and/or poetry, you will LOVE Mossflower. I could not put it down!!!

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Summary: Another Very Exciting Adventure By Brian Jaques
Review: He did it again. Ths book is as good as the first or maybe better. This is a page turner. A good read for 9-12 year olds. You can read it with the whole family or just by yourself. This book is great, so go buy it today.

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Summary: This is from Martin the Warrior
Review: Well in this book I come to a place called Mossflower where I got attacked only for having my sword with me. Can you belive that!!! But you can bet that I gave them something to think about while they were dragging me to some stupid cat. Huh the nerve of them. Later My very good friend, Bella of Brockhall sends me off to find her dad. Boar the fighter. And let me tell you that this guy knows how to handel a sword, By the way that stupid cat called Tsarmainia or whatever broke MY sword and I was not happy but, to my great relif Boar fixed it right up so I went back to Mossflower and... (chuckel) well I better not tell you, well I have to go help the Abess mack the pie for the feast bye!

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Summary: A Book of Adventure
Review: Martin the Warrior Mouse, didn't know he was intruding on private property where strangers weren't allowed, when he stepped into the province of Kotir. The King, being a just, yet aging wildcat, saw more in Martin than the others. The King decided it wouldn't be wise to kill him, but the King's daughter, Tsarmina, a cold-hearted wretch, thought he deservd to be killed immediately. Tsarmina broke Martin's sword in her rage,a big mistake, for then Martin vowed he would slay her one day. Tsarmina poisoned her own father and then blamed it on her gentle, younger brother, Gingivere. She declared herself ruler of Kotir. She had Martin and Gingivere thrown into the dungeon. In the dungeon Martin met his cell mate, a prince of thieves by the name of Gonff. Gonff was a very comical character indeed ( he was my favorite) he always chanted verses of poems, even in the worst of times. Gonff and Martin became fast friends and decided to be mates. They both escaped out of the dungeon and went back to Mossflower. Bella of Brockall, knew as soon as she met Martin that he was a worthy one and sent him, Gonff and Dinny (the mole) on a mission to find Boar the Fighter who is also her father, in Salmandastron,( a land where no one has ever returned from) and tell him to come back to Mossflower for the mishap with Queen Tsarmina. As well as hearing Martin's quest, you also hear how the rest of the woodlanders dealt with Tsarmina's forces. Even though, Tsarmina's force's said woodlanders were dumb, the woodlanders would always outwit her forces somehow. In the beginning you really have to pay attention otherwise you'll put it down and miss out on it!

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Summary: The book is awsome!
Review: This is the best book in the series that Brian Jacques has written. I encourage everyone to read this series, especially this book. Parents will love reading this to their children or having their children read it in less then a week. Definate book to reread every so often. Again this book and the series is awsome.

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Summary: An exciting tale where animals come to life.
Review: I loved reading the adventures of Marting the Warrior. The suspense was wonderful. I can't wait to read more about the creatures of Mossflower.