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Summary: Exellent
Review: What I can say about THE BELLMAKER is that it was a well written book. The heroes: Mariel, Dandin, Joseph, and Finbarr Galedeep and the villians: The Urgan Nagru, Silvamord, and Captain Slipp held my interest until I closed the book. I recommend this book to people who love fantasy and adventure stories! Trust my opinion- read this book!
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Summary: This is one of the best books from the best series.
Review: I have been reading the Redwall series since my friend introduced me to it, three years ago. Since then I have read every single one, except The Long Patrol, only because it has not come out in paperback. This is one of the best series I have ever read. The plot of this story is just spellbinding. It draws you in and only lets you out after you read the whole thing.
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Summary: It was a really good and adventurous book.
Review: You should read Mariel of Redwall before you read the Bellmaker which I made the mistake of not doing that and reading the Bellmaker. The Bellmaker starts out with Mariel and her brother at Castle Floret. Mariel has a really hard chunk of bread which she would later use to kill a stout trying to hurt a young animal. Later back in Redwall Joseph the Bellmaker and some brave Redwallers to rescue Castle Floret from Foxwolf who had recently captured the castle. This is when the action begins. It is an awsome book if you like when Redwallers get far from Redwall.
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Summary: THE BELLMAKER
Review: IT IS ABOUT JOSEPH THE BELLMAKER AND HIS DAUGTHER MARIEL AS THEY TRY TO REGAIN COMMAND OF THE SQUIRRELS CASTLE FROM NAGRU URGAN AND THE EVIL SILVMOND
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Summary: " Touching, Sad,Great, Jacques is so amazing!"
Review: " This Book is soooo good I can hardly explain it! This book is my farirote, though in a tie with MossFlower. See my review on MossFlower. BellMaker has all these features. 1. Sweet charictors though routhless villans. 2. Viloance that also teaches you," Bravness can be mastaken for foolishness at one point. 3. Makes you not want to not stop reading. 4. A touching tale 5. Many more!!!!!!!!!!!
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Summary: It's a gurtly fine book as Formole would say.
Review: I'd have to say this is my favorite book that I've ever read. So those of you that are thinking of going into a higher level of books,I would recommend the Redwall series.
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Summary: IT'S A FUN EXCITING BOOK. THAT HAS THE BEST DETAIL EVERY.
Review: It is great story. That has tremondus detial.Along with griping afeects and is well told.I would recomend it to any one!
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Summary: This book was just as great as any by Brian Jacques!
Review: This book was great! I'm 13 and I've read all the Redwall books except for The Long Patrol. It's not out where I live. The Bellmaker definitely keeps up with all the other books in this wonderful series. They just keep getting better. I really enjoyed this book because I enjoy reading about the female characters who get into (and out of) as much trouble as the female characters. I also enjoyed this book because I enjoyed Mariel of Redwall, and I really wanted that book to go on and on. My reccommendation to Mr. Jacques is to keep up the good work because no one could carry on this series if he quits.
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Summary: Still my favorite after several years
Review: Three new Redwall books have come out since I last read this one, and yet The Bellmaker is still my favorite Redwall book, and second favorite book, EOP! I would love to see Jacques go back to Southsward someday...
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Summary: Superb! I say what a bally good book...
Review: Joseph the Bellmaker continues to worry over his daughter, Mariel, who has not been heard from for 4 seasons. Martin the Warrior comes to him in a dream, informing him of the perils that she and her young friend Dandin are getting into with the evil Urgan Nagru, the fox-wolf warlord. Well described characters, intruiging events, luschous banquets, huge battles and a smooth, flowing plot line make this seventh entry to the Redwall series one of the best yet.
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