The Long Patrol (Redwall, Book 10)

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Summary: An awesome book with a great fantasy plot and great characte
Review: This was an awesome book withplent of plot twists and was filled with awesome characters. Even though the book is described as a fantasy it has plenty of evey genre.

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Summary: Help, I'm addicted to these @#$%@ Redwall books!
Review: While the overly-cute baby animal dialogues, not to mention the endless descriptions of their food, sometimes get on my nerves, these Redwall novels really have me hooked! I've read them all --- every single one of them! Brian Jacques has an excellent imagination, and his stories really do make me interested in what's going on! This is the first one to include a major battle between good and evil armies, but I've noticed that bloodshed is a common occurence in these otherwise very gentle little animal stories.

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Summary: THIS BOOK IS AWESOME!!!!
Review: I had to read this book two times it was sooo good. It is my favorite Redwall bood so far

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Summary: Packed with action and fun charecters
Review: This book is about a young hare who wants to become part of the long patrol. Though his dad does not allow him to, he runs away, and the real fun begins...

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Summary: The Long Patrol is a favourite of mine(as well as the rest)
Review: The Long Patrol is part of the Redwall tradition, they keep getting better. I have read the all the Redwall books in the series(Excluding Marlfox, which I just ordered)from 2 to 6 times. Tammo and the rest of the Long Patrol are more perilous than ever, and Creega was an interesting addition to a long line of bloodwrath filled badgers. I am anxious to see if Marlfox includes more about russano the wise. Eulaliaaaaaaa! for the Long Patrol and Brian Jacques!!!!!

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Summary: This is an edge of your seat story, don't bite your nails!!!
Review: This book is absolutely brilliant!! Just like every other book in the redwall series, ENJOY!!!!!! Tammo has dreams of joining the Long Patrol the army of hares, FIGHTING hares, who serve L.C.R.E. ruler of Salamandastron. I enjoy Brian Jaques' stories as much as I enjoy Roald Dahl !! I've read most of the series, this is one of the best!!

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Summary: Not for new Redwallers.
Review: I liked this, buut this was veeerrryy much like Redwall, where poor, blundering Matthias ends up being the hero. Poor, inexperienced Tammello de Fformelo Tussock, runs away and ends up a hero. And the same, disguised plot! I'm getting sick of it. Some vermin attack. Redwall gets its silly self into trouble. A woodland hero saves the day. And I hate why two guys were killed for nothing. And I began to roll my eyes at the chants about how perilous the hares were. Why didn't we hear about that in Salamandastron? And why don't the Redwall warriors have training? They still fight as well as the hares! Yes, and this book is very much dependent on the previous books. This is not for new Redwallers.

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Summary: Another of Jacques' good hits
Review: Contrary to pop. belief, this was a good book. i enjoyed it thoroughly although the final battle was a little.. eh.. so-so. All in all, Great Job Brian!!!!!!!

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Summary: Another wonderful book.
Review: The Long Patrol is full of swashbuckling adventure and sword clanging. Even so, it doesn't loose the clever plot. The animal characters have just as much depth as people. Impossible to put this one down!

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Summary: Pretty good,but.......
Review: I am a longtime redwall fan,and i have to say that this is Jacques's best book.I only have one complaint-he kills two characters for absolutely no reason!I won't say who cause that would spoil it,but it was totally unecessary.I mean,in Martin the Warrior,he HAD to kill rose otherwise they would have married and gone to live in noonvale,which would kinda mess up the rest of the series,but this time,there was absolutely no reason.Otherwise it is great,as long as you staple together chapter 25 so you don't read it cause it is WAY too sad.