Rakkety Tam: A Tale from Redwall Audiobook

" Fairly refreshing change of characters considering Gulo and his band are from a different continent somewhere across the see; also enjoyed the new menace of vermin who actually "feast" on the good guys, makes it seem much more harrowing than many of the other books. Riddle-type poems were lax however and the ending was rather disappointing...where's the epic feast, eh, wot wot? "

" Goood book, not having to the quest to find something, along with the warrior not someone from Redwall. "

" This is one of my favorites in the later half of the Redwall series, mainly due to the author's choice of a villain, as the main character is a squirrel, which has occurred in several books. However, all of the characters are different, even within species, even if names in newer books are not as good as in the older books. The villain is a wolverine called Gulo, and out of the series is probably one of my favorite villains (Cluny the Scourge another). As with most Redwall series plots, Redwall is put in danger because two travelers go there and Gulo realizes it and heads there, intent on getting the Walking Stone back from his brother, who he assumes went to Redwall. Rakkety Tam and his friend leave after an attack on their home by Gulo and join the Long Patrol in tracking Gulo down. I enjoyed this story because the characters because, as usual, they were very well written and the story as well, because I kept reading it until I finished it. It's sad that there aren't going to be any more books, but I can still reread all of the Redwall series and not grow tired of it. I think the reason it is enjoyable to me is that all of the characters are animals with human characteristics, and it is old-fashioned, with swords and bows and the like and no advanced technology. "

" The always creative author Brian Jacques has written a fantastic novel that involves a Scottish-based warrior by the name of Rakkety Tam, an animal version of William Wallace. To sum it all up, the Long Patrol joins Redwall Abbey once again to protect the sacred area. jacques had a legacy second to none and by far, this is my favorite Redwall novel! "

" What could be much cuter than roguish squirrels with broad highland accents? Not much! This installment of the Redwall series is filled with irrepressible characters and fun accents. It introduces a new type of villain - a cannibalistic wolverine - guaranteed to send shivers down your spine. This is yet another brilliant work of art by Brian Jacques! "

" An addicting series you just cannot put down. "

" This was not one of my favorites in the Redwall series. I started listening to it on audio but I had such a hard time hearing/understanding the different accents that I ended up checking it out from the library and reading it. That probably has a lot to do with my less that stellar opinion. I just felt like this one was quite as dynamic as some of the other ones have been. But I still love Redwall and I'll keep reading them as long as he keeps writing them! "

" My all time favorite Redwall book. "

" Scottish squirrel with a claymore and kilt. And people say Brian Jacques was running out of ideas! "

" I read Redwall and enjoyed it. Picked this up randomly and couldn't finish it cuz it felt like a remake of Redwall but with diff animals. I do like how the hero has so much honor, not to break an oath. "

" i Liked the wolverine it's like a bad guy badger(cept not as cool) "

" i realy enjoyed this book it had somuch action! i was very happy with the way it turnd out in the end.i deffinetly think any one who likes to read books with fights wars and humor a very good choice to read! "

" awesome, lacks a few details "

" you can never get enough brian jacques "

" a very good redwall book "

" A great book with noble and brave heros and dreadful villian, a good continuation of Redwall saga. However, this book more cruel then other Redwall books. "

" I love listening to the accents, especially on the digital books. "

" This is a great good vs. evil scenario, the villian is truly cruel, the meanest of the mean in the series. Once you get into it, I highly recommend this one! "

" This is another masterpiece from the Redwall series, but this time with a Scottish twist. Yay! "

" This is a great addition to the Redwall series. "

" Rakkey Tam was one of the more interesting protagonists, although he turns fairly cookie-cutter as the story progresses. I enjoyed it, despite the usual formulaic plot-line. "

" Started off really strong, then I lost interest the last 100 pages and started skimming past the battles. Definitely the most "gory" Brian Jacques novel. Is a good read if you enjoy Redwall tales. "

" again....the plot wasn't that original "

" a very good redwall book <br/> "

" Goood book, not having to the quest to find something, along with the warrior not someone from Redwall. "

" See Redwall for my complete review of this series "

" If I were a redwall animal, I wonder what I would be- maybe a mouse? "

" A great Redwall book, perhaps a bit cruel - most of other Redwall books. "

" I’d give this a 3.5, but I’ll round it up. The food Brian Jacques writes about always sounds so good "

" this was a good, yet hard to read at points, book. I love the action, the war strategy, and the entir plot! It is a great book for lovers of the medieval(&lt; may be misspelled) day, in a form of fiction! "

" i realy enjoyed this book it had somuch action! i was very happy with the way it turnd out in the end.i deffinetly think any one who likes to read books with fights wars and humor a very good choice to read! <br/> "

" Another very enjoyable adventure from mr. brian jacques. I especially liked the final fight between Tam and Gulo. It was exciting and kept my attention throughout. I also enjoyed the main character. Rakkety Tam may be the coolest hero of Redwall. "

" One of my favorite books in the Redwall Series. "

" An addicting series you just cannot put down. "