Which book is better!

[Mariel]

I voted The Legend of Luke.

[Tam and Martin]

NO!

[Tam and Martin]

I was hoping it wouldn't come to this but-

Marlfox: 3
The Legend of Luke: 7

The Legend of Luke Is the winner 

Poll Change!


Okay so I am going to do another round of "Redwall elimination" with this again so I will start with the books "Pearls of Lutra" and "Rakkety Tam"

Which is better?

Rakkety Tam goes for me.

[Ferrousferret]

*sharp intake of breath* Damn. You had to pick two of my favorites... I really don't know which one to pick now!

[BadgerLordFiredrake]

*Holds a magnet out*  points if you get why I said that...

Oooohhh rakkety rakkety rakkety tam, the drums are beatin' braw.... 

Poor Lutra.  xD

[Romsca]

*sigh*

If it weren't for Romsca I would've gone with Rakkety Tam...

*sharp intake of breath* [darn]. You had to pick two of my favorites... I really don't know which one to pick now!

IKR?

[Tam and Martin]

It's challenging that way

[Vilu Daskar]

Rakkety Tam

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

Aye, gotta gae vith ze Norzlander on ziz vone.

[Maudie]

Aye, gotta gae vith ze Norzlander on ziz vone.

Avayz gae vith ze Norzlander!

[rachel25]

Pearls of Lutra b/c it has otters in it  But I do adore Rakkety Tam 

[Mariel]

Rakkety Tam, Wild Doogy Plum is a favorite of mine

[Buzz_Bumble]

Which book is better!

The books with words and/or pictures are better ... the books with no words and no pictures are rather boring. 

I do actually have a couple of books like that. They're proper bound books, but have completely blank pages. They are used by the book publishers to test different sizes, shapes, thicknesses, paper / cover types, etc.

[Mariel]

Which book is better!

The books with words and/or pictures are better ... the books with no words and no pictures are rather boring. 

I do actually have a couple of books like that. They're proper bound books, but have completely blank pages. They are used by the book publishers to test different sizes, shapes, thicknesses, paper / cover types, etc.

Whoa! Where'd you get them!

[Buzz_Bumble]

I know a couple of people who work for a publisher / distributor. That's also how I sometimes get copies of books pre-release, draft / unedited format, and promotional items. For example, I've got copies of draft book covers that were used by the salespeople when visiting book stores, but they are different ot the final published version. I've also got an unedited proof copy of Triss. I also used to get quite a few free books and can still get some books at staff discount prices from various publishers / distributors.