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Summary: Outcast of Redwall books!
Review: This book is my least favorite of the series and I have read the whole series except for the long patrol. It starts out okay in the first book then in the second book it gets really boring. The third book is okay but it has the same kind of end as the others do.
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Summary: A tale of animal bravery, warfare, and cunning.
Review: I lllllllllooooooooooooooovvvvvvveeeeeeeeeeddddddd this book. Out of every Redwall book I have ever read (all of them), this book is my favorite. My favorite character is Sunflash the Mace. When I read about him, it makes me think of a giant game of golf, the way he whacks those vermin of Swartt's. I recommend this book to anyone who has or has not read this reccomendation. Reader's, tell your friend's!!!!!!
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Summary: An all time low
Review: This book's only good characters were Swartt and Veil. Sunflash was the most stupidest badger of them all. He was invincible in the book and that ruined about everything. The woodlanders were just rip-offs of past Redwall characters but some parts were good.
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Summary: This is my favorite Jaques book so far!
Review: This book was really excellent. The plot twist at the end was very exciting. It is written differently than other Redwall books. You have to think more when you read it.
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Summary: An awsome summary for my faverite book.
Review: well it begins with this bagder named sunflash if you read mossflower you would know this.this evil ferrit named swart and his followers had a slave that swartt had named scumtripe(sunsflash)but this bird wus flying and it hit a tree falling down getting frozen in the snow sunflash rescues it, it tears off the ropes that wus tying his feet together.sunflash breaks a limb off a tree and then runs into swartt's camp and goes ballistic later the hawk names the badger sunflash the mace! he is an hair to salamandrastron(a mountain fortress).he vows revenge against swartt sixclaw!
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Summary: I think this is the second best Redwall book ever.
Review: Sunflash (badger) the Mace escapes from Swartt Sixclaw (ferret) and with the aid of Skarlath the kestrel makes his way to Salamandastron mountain. Meanwhile, Swartt is leading his vermin on the warpath against Salamandastron, but along path to the mountain he drops his infant son. The creatures at Redwall take Veil (for that is his name) in and care for him. Veil poisons an Abbeydweller and is declared an outcast. Veil must decide if he should side with his father, Swartt, or help Sunflash the Mace.
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Summary: A great story written with kindness, ruthlessness & sadness.
Review: I have read all of Brian Jacques books{not including "MARLFOX", wich isn't realeased yet). I also own a copy of each novel he wrote. This one has a great storyline about a ferret warlord named "Swartt Sixclaw" and a long lost Badger Lord named "Sunflash the Mace" sworn to slay each other, a young kestrel named "Skarlath", a warlord's son named "Veil Sixclaw" with much evil in him, and a kind loving mousemaid bound for adventure on her quest to turn him to peace and kindness. This is one of his finest books. I've read this book twice waiting for "MARLFOX" to come out.
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Summary: Brian, I bow before your writng skills.
Review: Hi, Redwall lovers! If you haven't read this book, then where have you been for the last two years? Get up off your backsides and get reading! This book is possible the best in the series. With its excitement, tears, romance, adventure and a friendship sadly parted with a poisoned arrow, what could be better than this gripping tale?
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Summary: The Outcast of Redwall is way up there!
Review: Zack's Rating: 97%Scumtripe, badger slave of the most intelligent ferret that ever walked the earth, Swartt Sixclaw, escapes and renames himself Sunflash the Mace. Sunflash has royal Salamandastron blood in him, and he travels to the mountian to rule. However, Swartt is not yet finished. He leads a horde of about tenscore vermin on the warpath to Salamandastron...
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Summary: A Book of Love and Hatred
Review: As soon as you enter this stunning tale of warriors both strong of muscle and strong of heart you relize this is like no other story.From the mightiest Badger Lord Sunflash to the tiniest yet still signifigant Foremole this story will show you what bravery really is. The author Brian Jacques takes human characters and replaces them with animals using different species for differant attitudes. But in the end you must choose which path to follow. Salamdastron and crew, or Swartt Sixclaw and his band of rats, stoats and foxes. You won't want to put this book down, thinking you'll miss a second of the action.
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