Taggerung (Redwall, Book 14)

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Summary: Good instalment, but golden age passed
Review: I really do love this series, and I have read almost every single one, but liek other readers i have been dissapointed wiht the last few instalments, espically marlfox. Although flawed, I thought Legend of Luke was a very daring take. I did enjoy the taggerung, how ever like the last few books, its jsut missing that special something that made the older ones seem so magical. Don't egt me wrong this is a good story ( getting alittle tired of the folksy hedgehogs though). I just hopethat these characters return in another book, as main characters not background. [....]

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Summary: The Taggerung
Review: This book is awesome!! It's different than the rest of the books, but it's one of the best. A very sad and surprising ending. I could not put this book down until I was done! I recommend it to any Redwall fan!

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Summary: great book
Review: This is my favorite book in the whole Redwall series. I couldn't put it down and I read the whole book in an hour and a half. Everyone needs to read this book.

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Summary: I LOVE THIS SERIES!!!!!
Review: This is another great installment to the wonderful Redwall series! I have read the entire series and this has quickly gone down as one of my favorite books of the series. If you liked books by Tolkien or books on Arthurian Legend, I guarantee you will love this book. READ IT!!!

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Summary: Too good for words.
Review: I got it before it was out (the book store near me accidently sold it on Friday, when they got it) and therefore have finished the 14th book in the Redwall series.
The ending was different then most Redwall books; how I won't say, for those of you who haven't had a chance to read it yet. *looks pitingly at those people* I love this book. It's all I can do to read two other books before re-reading it.
I hope you all get it! =)
-Kelsey
AKA: ShadowFairy

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Summary: The Latest and Greatest!
Review: You may have read many reviews of "Taggerung" and seen the book jacket. Yet they tell you nothing about it. First of all, there's an otter named Deyna, who's born at Redwall. Meanwhile, in the clan of a warlord named Sawney Rath, Grissoul the Seer predicts that the Taggerung, a fabled chieftain, is going to be borne but is not going to be a vermin. Sawney and his clan go to a stream where Rillflag, Deyna's father, is performing an otter ritual on him. Sawney gets one of his vermin to kill Rillflag, then steals Deyna away. Deyna's position as Taggerung is threatened by Antigra. Antigra is a stoat who claims her son Gruven is Taggerung. Grissoul said that it was impossible for this to be before Deyna came along. They rename Deyna Tagg and train him to be the Taggerung. Sixteen seasons pass. Back at Redwall, the Abbey is again without a leader. Mhera the otter, who is really Deyna's sister, and her friends Gundil the Mole and Lady Cregga, uncover a riddle from Abbess Song. Basically, there are two plots that wind together. I'm not going to tell you anymore

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Summary: A Solid Book
Review: This is an awsome book. It is good to read with the series or even if you have read any other redwall novels(which I reccomend) it is still a good read. I love this author and own almost all of his novels.

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Summary: a fan who's read every book at least 3 times
Review: A long but interesting book about an Redwall otter cub who's father was killed by a bowbeast.He was then taken as the Taggerung of a wandering Juska clan.He flees when the leader of the clan wants him to skin a living fox.

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Summary: Review of Taggerung
Review: I was amazed with this book. Brian Jacques really outdid himself this time. Taggerung (Deyna) is the ultimate in what a true Redwall creature should be: fair, strong, and modest. I really appreciate how Brian Jacques makes his heroes so humble, and this is just the best of his works in my opinion.

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Summary: This is a book for the ages
Review: I like this book because the hero is very diffrent from the other redwall books. It all starts out when Tagg, (Real name is Deyna.) gets otter-napped by a clan of vermin and is raised by them. When he's older, he runs away, and goes out to seek his true family. It's a very good book, MHAHAHA!!!! (o.k I stink at being funny.)