Martin the Warrior (Redwall, Book 6)

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Summary: It has the stuff a Redwall book needs
Review: This book is about the young Martin the warrior and Badrang the Tyrant that rules the fortress Marshank. Martin escapes with Rose and Grumm the mole, in search for Noonvale to raise an army to deafeat Badrang. This story is filled with adventures, such as the encounter with Boldred and the Gawtrybe, and one of the biggest battles of all, the battle of Marshank. This book isn't the best, I can tell you that right now, lacking something that it has in other redwall books, such as Mariel of Redwall, Redwall, and The Outcast of Redwall. This is one problem Brian Jaques always had. Such in Pearls Lutra, one mouse killed about 30 carniverous lizards without getting a scrach, and here in Marting the warrior, Felldoh the squirrel killed 5 vermin while he was dying, about 20 in all. Think of it, is that possible?

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Summary: One of the most tragic and exciting Redwall books
Review: The end of this book moved me to tears, but it is one of my favorites. The good set of characters, heroes and villians alike, keep the tale intresting. Although the end is very,very sad, its easy to laugh and grimace, or even shout out battle cries in between.

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Summary: Wonderful, perfect, one of the best stories of all time.
Review: What an exellant story! It makes you laugh, cry, and bounce around with exitement. I read his books on all my spare time, but I expecially recommend this one! He discribes things so life like. Sometimes I think about the story and wonder if I read the book or saw it on TV! Though, I do reccomend reading the first book Redwall first, to get your barings on things. I love the riddles, poems, and songs. Brian Jacques has a wonderful tallent!

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Summary: THIS IS AN AMAZING BOOK!
Review: I have just finished this book about three or so days ago and I loved it! I have also read Redwall and loved it! I highly recommend that you read this book! If you are not a fan of Brian Jacques books you will be! The characters are richly described. Brian Jacques makes his characters overflow with life! The feasts that he describes will make you hunger as you read it! There is so much exciting things that go on that keep you on the edge of your seat with a tremendous urge to flip the page! Brian Jacques describes battles so vividly that you feel like you're an onlooker in the story. I highly recommend that you READ THIS BOOK! I am now reading Salamandastron and I think that it is even better than Martin the Warrior! My only complaint is that you can not rate this book as a ten star book!

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Summary: The prequel to mossflower staring redwall hero Martin!
Review: The exiteing prequel to mossflower, in which Martin the warrior strives to regain his father's sword which the evil soat Badrang had stolen, a band of freedom fighting slaves attack Marsank Badrang's fortress while Martin and his friends Rose and Grumm go to Noonvale (Rose and Grumm's home) to raise a army to attack Marshank!

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Summary: One of the best Redwall books
Review: I've read every book in the Redwall series at least three times and evan though I read Mossflower before Martin The warrior ,I can imagine Martin the Warrior better than Martin's story to the woodlanders.I have fun deciphering the different ways of talking.

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Summary: THIS BOOK IS A MUST READ
Review: This is a really good book. I recomend reading Redwall first that way it makes 1,000,000 times more sense. If you are afraid of mice and other small animals ( that is what it's all about). So over come your fears. You heard it straight from the mouse's mouth! Hee Hee Hee Hee

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Summary: I really love this book!
Review: A friend introduced me to this series. I really loved Martin the Warrior. Brain Jacques really has a big imagination. I think he should keep writting redwall books forever.

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Summary: THE BEST EVER!!!
Review: Amazing!!! Brian Jacques really hits the high points here. Never have I ever read such a moving and exciting tale. Out of all of the books that I've read, this IS THE BEST! He has mastered the art of skillfully weaving an intriguing tale with wonderful plot complications. Thank you, Brian Jacques, for making books come alive to the reader once again.

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Summary: From Kafka to Dostoyevsky, this beats them all!
Review: I have read extensively; Camus, Dostoyevsky, kafka, Tolkien. No book touched me as this one did. I loved Noonvale and Rose's death made me cry aloud because she had made me feel like she was going to live forever. BJ's descriptions have a way of making you feel you were right there in the fray with Martin and Fur and Feathers. Read this book.You will never regret it.