Outcast of Redwall (Redwall, Book 8)

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Summary: An excellent book for all ages.
Review: Outcast of Redwall is a great book for young minds. Full of adventure, and dramatic surprises. If you like suspense, this is a book for you!

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Summary: I found the book to be wonderful
Review: My children and I found the book to be wonderful & fasinating. I had a hard time putting it down at times. I usually read to my children at night before bed and they loved the animals in the book, especially the evil Ferret (Swart Sixclaw) and the good Baddger (Sunflash the Mace). Many times a ten minute story would result in an hours reading time. The book was delightful. I recomend it to anyone with children or those looking for a different type of book to read.

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Summary: Outcast of Redwall
Review: It was decent. . . but it didn't live up to the Bellmaker and definitely not Redwall, the first book. The plot was just too predictable.

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Summary: Another wonderful Redwall book.
Review: This is my favorite book from the fabulous Redwall series and I am presently reading it for the third time. My favorite characters were Sunflash the Mace, Togget, and Bryony. I really felt sorry for Bryony when Veil was outcast, but happy when he saved her in the end.

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Summary: How Could You Go Through Life Without Reading This?!
Review: Brian Jacques' eighth is certainly the best of all Redwall books. In this "yarn", Jacques tells the tragedy of the rejection of a young ferret, Veil, the abandoned son of the vicious warlord, Swartt Sixclaw. When Veil is ostracized from Redwall Abbey, the kind-hearted Bryony ventures after the outcast as he faces the cruel world alone.

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Summary: A wonderful book, though very formulated.
Review: Don't get me wrong - Outcast of Redwall is a positivly stunning book by my favorite author, Brian Jaques, but it seems so much the same as his other books! I've read quite a few Redwall tales, and they all have the same theme and basic story elements. If Jaques could make a totally original Redwall story, I think it would be great. The first Redwall story, "Redwall" still seems to me to be the best one. But, I'm not going to stop reading Redwall books anytime soon. So keep 'em coming, Brian, and we'll keep reading 'em!

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Summary: A tale of adventure, courage, and how good defeats evil
Review: An evil ferret named Swartt Sixclaw is battling with the badger Lord Sunflash the Mace. He is never short of ways to try and defeat Sunflash. While all this is happening at Salamandastron the son of Swartt Sixclaw commits an unforgivable crime and is cast out of Redwall. Is there ANY good in Veil the Outcast's heart? Will he aid his father .....or the badger Lord? I thought this was a number #1 book! Cunning, sorrow, joy,...all blended together by Brian Jacques' skillful writing. All you Redwall fans, if you haven't read this book, read it NOW! Happy reading, Eulalaliaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

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Summary: Second worst
Review: This book isn't quite as bad as Pearls of Lutra (but close). The plot and ending are predictable. The characters are annoying and unintelligent. Another example of bad writing. Brian Jacques needs to either stop writing Redwall, or try some originality in his books for once. Skip this book, go back and read 'Mossflower' or 'Mariel of Redwall' again.

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Summary: Great book!
Review: If you are a first time reader of Brian Jacques, I recommend you read this book!I loved this book, because it drew me into a world of chivalrous fighters and vile villians.Ever since reading The Outcast of Redwall,I have been hooked!

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Summary: To good to put down.
Review: Like all other redwall books this one was great. This one sucked you in to read it every night. It made you feel like you were in the action. I liked all the Characters like Sunlash the Mace(Main Charecter). It had a great bad guy(Swart Suxclaw) very evil. These books are classics. The story about veil(outcast of redwall) was great, and he really had a heart for bryony.This books ending was great to. Sunflash meeting her mother. This book deserve more than have stars