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| Title | : | Loamhedge (Redwall #16) |
| Author | : | Brian Jacques |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 432 pages |
| Published | : | September 8th 2005 by Firebird (first published January 1st 2003) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Fiction. Young Adult. Animals. Childrens |
Brian Jacques
Paperback | Pages: 432 pages Rating: 3.93 | 9638 Users | 149 Reviews
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The sixteenth full length Redwall novel sheds light on the Abbey's ancient origins in a thrilling adventure. Loamhedge, the deserted Abbey, has been forgotten for countless seasons. What secrets do it's ruins hold? When it becomes clear that wheelchair-bound Martha might be cured by a formula buried there, two old warriors are inspired by the spirit of Martin the Warrior himself to go on a quest for the ancient Abbey and three young rebels are determined to go with them. Meanwhile. the giant badger Lonna Bowstripe thirsts for vengeance as he relentlessly pursues Raga Bl and his murdering crew of Searats...who are on their way to attack Redwall itself@ The valiant Abbeybeasts must defend their home, but how can they, when their boldest warriors are away on their quest? Will Redwall fall to vermin invaders at last?A rare glimpse into Redwall's history makes this volume a memorable additional to Jacques' epic. Fans will not be disappointed, and new readers will be eager to jump on board.
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| Original Title: | Loamhedge |
| ISBN: | 0142403776 (ISBN13: 9780142403778) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Redwall #16, Redwall (chronological order) #16 |
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Ratings: 3.93 From 9638 Users | 149 ReviewsEvaluate Appertaining To Books Loamhedge (Redwall #16)
Sadly, the worst of all the Redwall books I've read. Weak characters, a very weak plot, and I have to agree with others that it seems a bit insensitive.The quest seems a little steep.
In traditional Redwall style, I couldnt finish this book without getting misty-eyed! Always finishes with a heart warming feel-good scene. A great adventure, filled with close calls, cross-country treks, and lots of vermin... but also full of triumph, and mind-over-matter. It went by quickly towards the end, but the story was wrapped up neatly, as usual. Excited to move on to the next one and see how many seasons have passed within the Mossflower universe!
Ah, now this was an absolutely spiffing tale. It was enjoyable and funny and all that rot, and that's all I'll say, to be quite honest.
Loamhedge is just as good as all the other Redwall books. I really like the two characters Martha and Horty Braebuck. Martha is helpful to all, and her brother is determined to find a remedy that will help his sister walk.
Though a later Redwall book, it is very good and has more robust characters. It is still formulaic, but that does not detract from it at all. A very good series for those who like adventure.
The bad thing about continuing series is that after so many books they begin to become predictable; the good thing is that you can enjoy revisiting the same world. The good thing about Loamhedge was that just when I began to think that it was indeed becoming predictable, its turn of events completely shocked me. It still has the elements of any Redwall book (quests, heroes, a crew of villains), but it is happily unique. It is the first book that made me feel that Redwall is ancient. Events that
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