Outcast of Redwall (Redwall, Book 8)

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Summary: Fantastic!!!! :)
Review: I loved this book. It was exciting from the first page to the last. The characters were great especially SunFlash. You get to know SunFlash more than anyother badger lord. He was my favorite character in this paticular book. (My absolute favorite is Martin the Warrior.) This is a must read for anyone who likes fantasy.

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Summary: Everyone who reads this book will like the badger lord.
Review: it is one of the few books that is interesting in the begining throuout the end. I think that you will olso lik the badger lords friend Scarlathe the kestrol

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Summary: Skarlath rules!
Review: This was not my favorite Redwall book, it was actually my least favorite, but I still loved it. Part of the reason it was my least favorite was that Bryony really got on my nerves. Now Skarlath, on the other hand, is the best character in any BJ book, even cooler than Martin (now, fans, please don't get mad at me, Martin rules too!). But I thought that the ending was kind of anticlimatic, in that Bryony still thought Veil was a villain, even though he THREW HIMSELF IN FRONT OF A JAVELIN TO SAVE HER. I mean, he was a bad guy, but she should have given him some credit for dying for her. I don't think it was necessary for Skarlath to die. They could have killed off Bryony.

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Summary: Very interesting, in more than 1 way...
Review: I have read other reviews before making mine, and people said Jacque was running out of ideas and it was so old. Although, Swartt had SIX claws, which made him seem like a particularly cunning villian, and it was neat to see how that heritage passed to Veil, and THAT is why he was in the story. And, if you can't handle slow reading, there isn't a book in the series that you should read. I think the books that explain how the Badger Lords come to rule the mighty mountian are CERTIANLY essential to the series, and belongs on any true Redwall fan's shelf.

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Summary: Very good use of secondary character, interesting plot.
Review: Outcast of Redwall is a wonderful book, though it has been talke dabotu in chats that Sunflash was pictured all to invinceably, though some may not agree. It lives up to the standards of all redwall books.

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Summary: I really liked this book, it was the best.
Review: How Mr. Jacques made the book so interesting. I couldn't put this book down. What I really liked about this book was how it was so different from the rest of the Redwall books I have read. It was different because in the other Redwall books people just went out and fought battles, but in this book the Redwallers let in a baby ferret in to the Abbey. When the ferret grew up, he was made an outcast because of a terrible crime. That's mainly why I liked the book so much.

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Summary: I found Outcast of Redwall a really really great book
Review: I liked it becuase it had a lot of action. And the begining was not as boring as most books. Swartt sixclaw is really mean and weird because he does not like his wife or son. Sunflash has to get his revenge on swartt so he goes to Salamandastron. Where the Long Patrol Hares are.

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Summary: This was an excellent book!
Review: Jacques used excellent description. I loved the characters because they were so admirable (except for Swartt and his horde). This is an excellent book!

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Summary: amazing and asonishing book with a gread ending
Review: i have read ever jacques books and this was the first one i read. the ending was unpredictaible and characters are great! if you are a redwall fan read this book!!!!

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Summary: Good concept - Poor follow through
Review: This is the first novel I have read in the Redwall series and it was an upset. I could not tell if this book was for adults or children? The book could have been a mesmerizing battle of good and evil but the story was padded with too much cheese. Why do I have to know everything these creatures eat for dinner anyway? The concept of Redwall seems very interesting but if the other books are similar to this one I will not hold my breath.