Martin the Warrior Audiobook

" I started reading this book and decided that the audiobook would be better because of the strange accents. I absolutely detest reading dialogue with accents because it slows me down. So the audiobook was better in that regard, but evidently I'm not a Brian Jacques fan. I know he's popular and a genius with animal fantasies, but I wasn't entertained. The full cast production was entertaining, but I'm just not sure why I couldn't wait for the book to end. There have been animal fantasies that I have loved--Fire Bringer by David Clement-Davies is the first one that comes to mind. I did love the evil character Badrang--he made me smile.... "

" One of my favorite child hood fantasy series. I still love it and occasionally pick one out to read for a light and easy novel. I have read the series many times. "

" This book was alright,the writting was very good and creative, but I just wasn't really all that motivated to see what happened in the rest of the book. And I know you are probably wondering why I started on around the sixth book, but I don't why. I was really hoping I could give it a two and a half star, but I decided to be nice. But if you like thrills, castles and rodents, it would be good (I personally have a bias because I actually HATE rodents but...). "

" This was another of my favorite Redwall books. It was really fun to read. "

" This was a really good book. I like it how in the first book they all worship martin but you dont know what his story was. Now here is his story Martin the Warriors story "

" This is really good because it show Martin the Warrior. But it is REALY sad in the end!!!! It is still really good. "

" This is a great addition to the series creating groundwork for most of the other novels. I greatly enjoyed this book and the action it. The writing is nothing spectacular and the secondary characters are not exactly dynamic. "

" What can I say, its another redwall book. "

" I liked this book so much, just really loved the story and writing! "

" Best children's book EVER "

" I thought this book was one of this best of the Redwall series. It had sadness, action, and a sense of finality the others didn't have. The characters were some of the best and all the Martin books have good endings. "

" Rereading all of Redwall. So good. "

" See my Redwall review. I've read many of the novels in the Redwall series, but I recall this one being the best out of all of them. "

" My favorite Redwall book growing up. "

" I read this when I was really young, this is the book that made me fall in love with reading. "

" Brian Jacques at his best! "

" This was my favorite Redwall "

" Fun addition to the Redwall series "

" Trademarks are good food, good songs and poetry and lots of swashbuckling. Another tale in the Redwall series with all the woodland creatures fighting an evil foe. This one tells more of the Martin story and furthers our knowledge of the founder of Redwall Abbey. "

" This like the rest in the series is an amazing book. Telling the story of one of the enduring figures throughout the series, Martin. This puts a backgroung to the figure that would otherwise be mysterious. "

" Brian Jacques has never failed to write fantastic children's epics! "

" The story of a Legend "

" The best Redwall book and by far one of the most somber, real, and heroic. Loved it the moment my older sister bought it for me when I was about six years old, and she read it aloud to me. "

" My favorite Redwall book of them all. The line in one of the last chapters when Martin gets his sword back and sees Rose lying broken by the wall after Badrang killed her and he says 'Rose, we could have chopped the sycamore down with this..." It made me sad... "

" This was my second-favorite of the Redwall series, and I think a lot of it had to do with the tragedy of it. Unlike most of the books, the ending is bittersweet rather than happy. Anyone who had read Mossflower before knew that something bad was going to happen, it was still a pretty big shock. "

" it's a book where everything is different. animals talk and make human things. it's not real but is entretaining. "

" A very exiting read about a MOUSE!! "

" I loved Brian Jacques - his stories were some of the first "chapter books" I read in 1st/2nd grade - I simply devoured his books and read them over and over. "