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Summary: You should read this exciting book.
Review: The book Marlfox is an adventurous and tragic book about two squirrels, a bank vole, and a shrew. The abbey the two squirrels are from gets attacked by foxes, which can disappear. A fox and two rats sneak in to the abbey during a battle and steal the abbey's most precious item. The two squirrels go to recover the item, a tapestry. However, the shrew goes to avenge the assassination of his leader. As they travel along, they pick up the bank vole. To find out if they return safely back to Redwall with the tapestry, then you should read Marlfox and might want to read the Redwall Series.
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Summary: Marlfox- A Classic!
Review: Marlfox, without doubt, is one of Brian's Jaques best Redwall tales. It contains suspense, battle, and the usual Redwall life all weaved into one plot. The story starts off with the wayfaring Swifteyes seeking refuge, only to stumble upon the humble Redwall Abbey. Set after The Long Patrol, Redwall lacks the proper warriors to garrison the Abbey, thus inviting danger to its gates. Far away, on a distant island, the Marlfoxes thrived, their leader being the High Queen Silth. She is eager to obtain the riches of Mossflower, so she sends out her most trustworthy Marlfoxes to do so. Meanwhile, Redwall is quite unprepared, and the Abbey is the hands of two young warriors; Songbreeze Swifteye, and Dannflor Reguba. The Magic Marlfoxes face a tough opposition at Redwall, but still they manage to plunder Martin's Tapestry, the heart and soul of Redwall. Now, it is Song and Dann's mission to restore the tapestry to its rightful home and restablize Mossflower country, with the help of much needed companions.
My favorite character is Janglur Swifteye, Song's father, who is so swift of paw, that he manages to slay one of the so called "Magic Marlfoxes", that endanger the land.
This enigmatic sequel to The Long Patrol is a must read, and in my opinion, second to only Mossflower overall.
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Summary: Character
Review: Marlfox
Brian Jacques
K. Shimoda
P1 Marlfox is a very interesting and different b type of book. This classic by Brian Jacques, was the most unusual to me since his other Redwall books. In this book the Marlfox, there is a young squirrel that lives in a beautiful town, when the marlfoxes aren't around. These marlfoxes steal and take for themselves, they move in groups, and they could be close to invisible with their blending in colors. These foxes are so stealth and sly, that you would never know they were there. The marlfoxes have powerful weapons and quick striking attacks to be feared anywhere. One day, the marlfoxes stole a tapestry of the legendary Martin the warrior from the abbey. This tapestry to the abbey was priceless; so four young warriors went on a mission to retrieve it. The hero's names were Dann, Song, Dippler, and Burble. These four heroes encounter danger, and make new friends as well on their journey to find the tapestry.
This book was very enjoyable to read. All the different characters had their each and different personalities. Each marlfox, shrew, mouse, otter, squirrel, and other woodland creature had it's own little creative trait. My favorite character of this book was a marlfox named Mokkan. Mokkan becomes the captain of the marlfoxes at the end of the book, and he is the last marlfox to survive. A chunk of Marlfoxes just died over time. Mokkan survives the last because he is the most slick, strong, and cunning out of all the marlfoxes. Mokkan's personality is very leader like and cocky. "Now he was a proper Marlfox once more, and everybeast knew that Marlfoxes were magic, invisible!"Pg 344 Mokkan wants to think himself as the master of his tribe.
Mokkan the marlfox isn't the only reason why I enjoy reading this book. I also really enjoy this book because of the description of the words. The author is very descriptive when he talks about the clothes and weapons of the warriors. When the characters are dinning, the food just jumps out at you, there are just smells of aroma everywhere. They're always eating honey flavored scones or a fruit dumpling. ""Any more o' that stew left, matey?" "
My least favorite part of this wonderful book is when Logalog dies. Logalog was in many other books as a general of the woodland creatures. Logalog always fought bravely and courageously. Logalog was in the book Mossflower, Salamandastron, The Long Patrol, and some other books. Logalog was always in some part where he was helping to fight off armies, or give directions to the lost. Marlfox is a wonderful book to read, I would recommend it to any young reader looking for adventure.
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Summary: Mysterious Foxes
Review: It is amazing how the author comes up with the heros and villians - the Marlfoxes in this story are really evil. Again good triumphs over evil.
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Summary: Wonderful Book!
Review: Marlfox is a great book. This is proboably one of Brian Jacques best. It is a mysterious and eerie book. If you love redwall you do'nt want to miss this one!!!
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Summary: Wonderful Book!
Review: Marlfox is a great book. This is proboably one of Brian Jacques best. It is a mysterious and eerie book. If you love redwall you do'nt want to miss this one!
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Summary: Wonderful, magical book
Review: This is a great book for anyone waiting for the next Harry Potter book. Marlfox is like Harry Potter with just a bit less magic and with, well, animals instead of people. Exciting, amazing, and suspenseful, are the perfect words to discribe this book. When magical foxes (Marlfoxes) who can disapper and reapper
steal from the Redwall Abbey, it's up to a band of four unlikly friends to retrive and return the Abbey's prize possesion: the taprestry of Martain the Warrior. All of the creatures in Redwall have there strenths and weaknesses, and I'm sure you can relate to (at least) one of them. This is my favorite Redwall book other than The Outcast of Redwall.
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Summary: Knock Knock, Book world... Anyone Home?
Review: I can't imagine why you wouldn't want to read this or any of the other Redwall books. Other books you read. With these, you close your eyes and you're there.
With his eleventh, Jacques follows the exploits of the Redwall abbeyfolk, of course, along with a Noonvale Acting Squad and the Guosim (Guerilla Union of Shrews in Mossflower) to stop a gang of murderous, "magical" foxes. Three young ones take the stand- Dannflor, a warrior squirrel's son with an unforgiving father, Songbreeze, a warrior squirrel's daughter, and Dippler, a shrew who's looking for redemption after snoozing on the job and getting the shrew longboats stolen. Later, a fourth joins their journey- Burble, a talkative water vole.
If you haven't discovered these books yet, wake up and smell the woodlands!!
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Summary: What an imaginative mind!
Review: The names are strange and the world is wide but that didn't stop Song, Dann, and dippler from their quest to regain the heart of redwall, a tapestry which lies Martin the warrior. Their adventures leads them from a hedgehog names Soll to a female hedgehog names Talboot (its close). As they go from home to watervole, to the river, to the Island of the evil Queen Silth. Full of adventure and good for anyone who likes their mind to go on an imaginative journey through an imaginary world.
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Summary: marlfox
Review: On the island in the lake is the castle where lives the evil Queen Silth the marlfox, she dreams of being surrounded by beauty.While the Queen dreams of having the most beutiful of riches about her, her daughter is planning a way to ascend the throne.Meanwhile danger lurks in the woods of mossflower,Jangler swift the squirrel warrior and his family are making their way to the abbey of redwall, but strange shapes seem to be following them.The strange shapes though are the marlfoxes said to be able to disappear in an instant by magical means.These marlfoxes though are on a misssion to go to redwall abbey, for surely they have something of value for the Queen and they will get the riches of the abbey by any means possible.Brian jacques has surely outdone himself with marlfox and its mystery and suspense will keep you turning page after page.
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