by Brian Jacques
One of my all time favorite series! I love each and every one! A great book for young adults, and adults alike! I'm in college, and still read these, and enjoy them each! Good for animal lovers, adventures, and those who just like a good tale of good over evil!
Getting to see a non-Redwaller trying to live in the abbey was interesting. I find it hard to believe evil can be a genetic thing, so I found it a bit of a stretch to think the ferret is just bad. But the story itself was really good. One of favorite Redwall tales.
2 12 stars.
A young stoat is taken in by the saintly woodland creatures of Redwall, who raise him as best they can. But his "true nature" is always making itself known--he plays lots of cruel pranks and keeps lying and stealing. At last, he runs away to seek his fortune elsewhere. The story follows several R...
The first time I read this book I had some trouble finishing it. At the time, I'd been reading Redwall novels almost nonstop, and the stories were starting to all be very similar to me.However, several years have since gone by, and when I picked this book up again I eagerly devoured its contents. Pe...
Disclaimer: Yeah, I know that this book is racist...nostalgia wins the culture wars again!I read this one over and over. More than any of the other Redwall books, which makes sense I suppose since this one was my first. I distinctly remember being bored one day in 5th grade and at a loss of what to ...
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