Taggerung Audiobook

" The Redwall books ought to be a perennial children's favorite. They are simple and formulaic, but it's a good formula! Jacques has a real gift for dialect, and culinary descriptions. I credit an early fascination with the Redwall stories for my modern-day feats of gastronomic delight. "Salad anna scone!" "

" A river otter being raised by vermin?! It's amazing that Taggerung (aka Deyna) actually stayed on that long!! "

" This almost seemed to be a companion to Outcast of Redwall in that it's an otter raised in a vermin culture (whereas Outcast is a vermin raised in Redwall). It was fun, but really nothing all that special and further rams in the "genetics determines everything" idea that Jacques seems to be a victim of. "

" Some of the slyest characters ever! "

" love any of his books! his books were one of the first book i rember my father reading to me when i was young i was so sad when i read that he had died. Thank You for all your books Brian Jacques "

" A throwback to my childhood, I picked this up because I loved these books so much back then. Sadly, I just couldn't get back into it again. I'm sure the story is as wonderful as any other, but I suppose you just lose something wonderful as you grow older. What a shame. "

" Since I haven't read any of the redwall books since last summer, I mistakenly read this again. So, the fact that it held up to a very good second reading that kept me flying along meant it was typical of the Redwall series - good story, excellent cast of characters (main and supporting), all in all 'a good yarn.' "

" Ooh, yet another seige on redwall. YOU WILL NEVER WIN, YOU SCUM!! hehehe they need to learn sneak tactics "

" My favorite book of the series. "

" Most Redwall books are good but this one is a disappointment. "

" Again, can't remember all the details, but I know I enjoyed it -2.5* I hesitate to give books I recall only feebly anything more than that. River otters are my most favorite animals, though, and Brian Jacques is an excellent writer - I will be reading more. "

" My favorite of the series! "

" Love the Redwall series, it's the best. "

" this was my absolute FAVE!! "

" See Redwall for my complete review of this series "

" I've got one word: best book ever. First I've ever read of the redwall series but I think I'm going to read more. But taggerung is still always going to be my favorite "

" I couldn't get myself to finish this book... "

" I thought that this book was thrilling and very fun to read. "

" This is a great book from the series of Redwall(aren't they all?). "

" The best adventure/homecoming story in the series. This is truly a touching novel, and gives the reader that warm fuzzy feeling everyone loves. I have read this countless times, and I get the warm fuzzies every time. "

" Found this to be wordy, but the adventure story moves along. I especially enjoyed the food references. "

" First Redwall book I ever read. I just read them in no particular order! "

" This Redwall book was a little different as there did seem to be a bit more of a focus on the villains. Some lovely characters and descriptions again. "

" This is definitely my favorite book in the Redwall series. I fell in love with the characters, and I was delighted the main character was an otter, unlike the usual ring of squirrels and mice. "

" Josiah said it was the best one, yet! "

" My favorite of the series, although any of the ones with the Long Patrol Hares were also very good as the Hares provide some comic relief, so those books would be Lord Brocktree and Salamandrastron and The Long Patrol. "

" One of my favorite Redwall boke "

" I love Redwall books, they are a wonderful read whatever your age. "

" See Redwall for my complete review of this series "

" I will read this series of books off and on for the rest of my life and never get tired of them! "

" A river otter being raised by vermin?! It's amazing that Taggerung (aka Deyna) actually stayed on that long!! "

" This is definitely my favorite book in the Redwall series. I fell in love with the characters, and I was delighted the main character was an otter, unlike the usual ring of squirrels and mice. "

" Found this to be wordy, but the adventure story moves along. I especially enjoyed the food references. "

" First Redwall book I ever read. I just read them in no particular order! "