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Martin the Warrior: A Tale from Redwall [Paperback]


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Three young creatures, the otter twins Bagg and Runn, accompanied by Grubb, their molefriend, hauled a small beech log between them along the path to Redwall Abbey. Read the first page
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5.0 out of 5 stars Best Book by Brian Jacques!! April 10 2004
By A Customer
Format:Mass Market Paperback
This book was amazing from the first pages -- in which an enslaved mouse called Martin attacks a slave-guard at the evil fortress of Marshank and is sentenced to death by the stoat Badrang the Tyrant -- to the end where...well, I had better not tell.
This book was almost non-stop action, which is rare in many books. You would not want to put this book down!! This book is possibly the BEST book that Brian Jacques has written!! There are a few sadder parts, where the pace slows down a little (but that is typical of all Jacques' books). You can read this book over and over again and find something new, a new implication or piece of irony. Best of all, instead of just two armies battling each other, Brian Jacques creates a third party -- the freebooting stoat Cap'n Clogg -- that battle both the good and bad armies.
I have only one piece of advice for you: GO BUY THIS BOOK NOW, OR ELSE YOU MAY BE MISSING THE BEST BOOK IN PRINT!!!
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Sparticus retold... Mar 31 2004
Format:Mass Market Paperback
If Mossflower was Lord of the Rings, then this is surely Sparticus. In this story, our hero is imprisoned, and when he refuses to bend to the rule of the evil tyrant he is tortured and left to die as a meal for mouse-eating birds. But Martin escapes... and plans his REVENGE.

I have read Redwall, Matimeo, Salamandastron, Mossflower, and Martin the Warrior so far, and my two favorites are Mossflower and Martin the Warrior. In this book we delve even deeper into the origins of the greatest hero of the Redwall series. We find out where he got his sword, who his first love was, and how he freed the slaves of his homeland and ultimately came to wander into the land of Mossflower all alone.

This is a truly epic tale about true love, revenge, loyalty, and the lonely life a true warrior is destined to lead. Superbly written, action-packed, and ultimately deeply sad and heartfelt, this is a book that demands to be read and re-read.

If you enjoyed other books in the series you owe it to yourself to give this one a read. If you liked Mossflower it's a definite must-buy.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Finally, the story of Martin revealed! Oct 24 2003
By A Customer
Format:Audio Cassette
Martin the Warrior starts out when too travelers from Noonvale visit Redwall and tell their tale. The story they tell is that of Martin the Warrior!

The story begins with Martin serving as a slave to build a fortress for the crazed, tyrant hopeful, stoat Badrang. When he sees an old squirrel being beaten, he decides that he has had enough. He grabs the taskmaster's whip and tries to strangle him with it. Unfortunantly, he is stopped and hung outside to be killed by the elements or the seabirds. During a storm that night, he cries out about his troubles and a mousemaid named Rose hears him. She says that she and her molefriend, Grumm, will try to help him. Martin survives the storm and Rose and Grumm manage to drive off the seabirds. Meanwhile, Badrang suddenly sees the ship 'Seascarab' on the cost and orders Martin thrown into the pit. The captain of the 'Seascarab' is none other than Tramun Clogg, Badrang's old 'business' partner. Inside the pit, Martin meats Felldoh, the old squirrel's son, and brome, Rose's brother. Together they manage to instruct Grumm on where to dig a tunnel to aid in their escape. They finally manage toescape while Badrang's hoard fights off Tramun Clogg's crew planning to meat in Noonvale. Unfortunantly, the boat they steal was sabotaged and they get seperated in the sea. Felldoh and Brome meat up with a traveling troupe and attempt to free the slaves in marshank. Meanwhile, Martin, Rose, and Grumm begin the perilous journey to Noonvale in which they make many new friends and create an army to free the slaves in Marshank.

Martin the Warrior is one of, if not, the best Redwall book. The story is filled with adventure, excitement, humor, and tragedy. If you choose to buy the audio version, the cast is superb. Brian Jacques is the narrator and his son and friends along with several professional actors portray the characters.I would recomend this book to any one, fan of Redwall or not. In my opinion, this book would also be great as the first Redwall book you read because it's story is independant from the other books and they, sort of, depend on it.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Mitton's Martin the Warrior
I want to start out by saying that this book had a very good plot. Luke the warrior Martins son wanted to be a warrior. Read more
Published on April 27 2004
4.0 out of 5 stars Martins History
This book all about Martin the warrior. How he became a warrior. Later be a founder of Redwall. Read more
Published on April 20 2004 by J. P. Suhr
5.0 out of 5 stars Save the sword or read the book
This is another good book from the Redwall series. This book starts differently than the others. It is told by Abbot Saxtos. Read more
Published on April 8 2004
5.0 out of 5 stars The best Redwall book you will ever read!
Redwall fans will love this book. It's an action packed thriller that will keep you reading till the very end. Read more
Published on Oct 25 2003 by Christine Smith
5.0 out of 5 stars The Battle against Badrang
Martin the Warrior is the sixth in the Redwall series and one of my favourites. The prologue is at Redwall, when two creatures, a mouse and a hedgehog, tell the story of a great,... Read more
Published on Oct 1 2003
5.0 out of 5 stars Best ever Redwall book
This was the first Redwall book I read and I think it was the best. If you're looking for a Redwall book to buy, look no further. Buy Martin the Warrior today!
Published on Aug 2 2003 by sonny
5.0 out of 5 stars ONE OF THE BEST!!!!!!!
This is a great Redwall book! The only bad part is when characters die... Should I tell you guys?
Anyways, this book is about two mice named Martin and Rose, and a mole... Read more
Published on May 26 2003
4.0 out of 5 stars OMG!!! Good book...REALLY!
well, first of all, i really love this book! It is about Martin the warrior and his struggles. First, he is taken captive, and then rescued by Rose and Grumm from Noonvale. Read more
Published on May 8 2003 by sarah
5.0 out of 5 stars Brian Jacques does it again!!!
Most sequals are not that good . . . they either disapoint you or bore you. Well, Brian Jacques is one of the small amount of writers that have kept my attention the whole time,... Read more
Published on April 30 2003
5.0 out of 5 stars Martin The Warroir--GREAT!
Martin is a strong, stoic young mouse. He is captured and put in a labor camp under the supervision of Lord Badrang, the evil stoat. Read more
Published on Mar 28 2003
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