Outcast of Redwall (Redwall, Book 8)

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Summary: THIS BOOK IS FOR THOSE WHO LOVE ADVENTURE AND ACTION
Review: This thrilling climax tells the story of a young badger named Sunflash and a his lifelong enemy, Swart Sixclaw,the ferret Warlord. Swart imprisoned Sunflash and he escaped with the help of his friend, a kestrel named Skarlath. Together, they find Sunflash's destiny as Lord of Salamandastron,a mountain stronghold. When Swart abandons his infant son, Bryony a kind mousemaid rears the ferret up in Redwall Abbey. But when Veil, Swart's son follows his father's evil footsteps he is banished from Redwall. Veil has to decide whether to fight agianst Sunflash and Bryony with his father, or jion with the only creature that loved him. This is a must for all Redwall fans

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Summary: Excellant!
Review: This was an excellant book that tells the story of sunflash the mace wonderfully. There is just one thing I want to know.... What is it with that synopsis on the book jacket and preview in the Bellmaker? I read through the entire book way too fast trying to get to the part with Veil! Oh well, its still great, but this problem took away some of the fun of reading it for me

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Summary: Another winner in the Redwall series
Review: Of course, I have the entire Redwall series in hardcover! and Brian's latest has all the hallmarks of another classic. Action, adventure, great food, lovable heros and black-hearted villans are the ingredients that make you laugh, cry, gasp and drool with anticipation. This is no "Wind in the Willows" -- happy endings aren't guaranteed. Violence, death and heroism are mainstays in this clear-cut battle between good and evil. My only complaint, the title and book-jacket description DO NOT represent what the book is really about

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Summary: The best Redwall title yet!
Review: Graced with Bright, vivid characters, rollicking good action, and A deep, touching story. Outcast made a permanent impression on me, only the best of Tolkien, Adams, and Bakker can compare. This is Brian Jacques best Redwall title yet. Definitly recommended!!

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Summary: Great for all Middle-Highschoolers
Review: I'm in the 6th grade and I really would recommend this book to everyon

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Summary: A wonderful story!
Review: I have read almost all of Brian Jacques' works, and this may quite possibly be the best. The intriguing story of the badger lord and his arch-enemy draws you into its plot

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Summary: A wonderful epic about the bold, daring, and evil--combined
Review: The book Outcast of Redwall is a spectacular tale of the courage of Sunflash the Mace (a badger), and his daring friends as they journey to the mountain stronghold Salamandastron. He sets out seeking vengeance on his life-long foe, the evil Warlord, Swartt Sixclaw. When the six-clawed villains' infant sons is found and taken in by the friendly animals of the legendary Redwall Abbey, it becomes their job to raise the small ferret as good, not evil. Then a dramatic event changes the young ferrets' life as he became an Outcast of Redwall. He journeys long and hard to decided who to side with--his real father, wicked and evil, or the loving creatures of Redwall, who cared for him. It soon becomes a fight for the lifes of many good creatures throughout the land, with Swartt Sixclaw, evil ferret, waiting for dominance....

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Summary: It rules
Review: I thought brian did a good job in describing everythin

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Summary: One of the best
Review: I think this book deserves a ten because it was exciting and I couldn't put it down. This book had excellent characters and a really good plot. This book is defently worth reading and it is one of the best books he has ever written

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Summary: One of the best
Review: I think this book deserves a ten because it was exciting and I could'nt put it down. This book had excellent characters and a really good plot. This book is defently worth reading and it is one of the best books he has ever written