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I did not read this book (or its many following books) when I was younger, so thought it was time to give this book a go. Simple, straightforward story, with simply-drawn characters. The good guys (mice, squirrels, etc.) are really good people, while the bad guy is a whisker-twirling nasty fellow. The two main protagonists are as far apart in their actions and views as they could possibly be: Martin, the young, somewhat clumsy but respectful, hardworking and kind mouse. Cluny, the evil, lying, m
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If I could say one thing about Jacques, it’s that he was a master storyteller! His books take you on grand adventures that rival the best fantasy novels out there. I’ve read them so many times the covers are falling off! An what’s more, the series sustains itself, with drawn out stories about downright fascinating characters. Bravery and Goodness can come from anywhere, and there are always evil-doers to stand up to. They are such well-rounded ...more
If I could say one thing about Jacques, it’s that he was a master storyteller! His books take you on grand adventures that rival the best fantasy novels out there. I’ve read them so many times the covers are falling off! An what’s more, the series sustains itself, with drawn out stories about downright fascinating characters. Bravery and Goodness can come from anywhere, and there are always evil-doers to stand up to. They are such well-rounded ...more
I’d have put money on me having read this. Turned out I’d read Welkin Weasels instead!
This was sweet; heroic heroes, brave helpers and evil baddies. You know who he evil ones are by the names.
This was sweet; heroic heroes, brave helpers and evil baddies. You know who he evil ones are by the names.
This was a fun read!
"Take fifty soldiers and see if you can round up any rats that know the lie of the land... Mind now, don't stand for arguments. Smash their dens up so they won't have homes to worry about. If any refuse to join up, then kill them there and then. Understood?"
REDWALL was one of my favourite book series back when I was young - I remember the entire class read this book together when I was in Year 6 (so around 11-12) and I'm kind of surprised. It is surprisingly brutal, as the above quote demons ...more
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