Martin the Warrior-Most well-written Redwall book?

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Do you think that Martin the Warrior is one of the most well-written Redwall book?

Yes! Definautly!
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No, I don't.
6 (19.4%)
Not shure....
18 (58.1%)

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HeadInAnotherGalaxy

#30
August 28, 2013, 05:15:17 PM
Ah frankly zink zat zey're av vell vritten.
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Sailears

#31
September 05, 2013, 08:53:51 PM
Well I don't want to come across as judgemental, but it is better written than some of the more recent books (maybe because the formula gets a bit repetitive).

However I wouldn't say it is the most well written book - there's at least half a dozen which I consider better. Unfortunately not having read any of them in a while, I can't say for sure which ones. From memory I'd say Mossflower, Outcast, Pearls, Doomwyte, Loamhedge, Taggerung, and possibly a few more.

MtW is great from an emotional point of view, and the character interaction/dialogue is enjoyable to read.
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WildDoogyPlumm

#32
September 09, 2013, 02:01:15 AM
Going to be perfectly honest here: I really, really don't like Rose.
As for the book, eh.  It's not the worst in my opinion, but it's not the greatest, either.  Sort of in the middle.
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Ungatt Trunn

#33
September 09, 2013, 09:20:10 PM
Quote from: WildDoogyPlumm on September 09, 2013, 02:01:15 AM
Going to be perfectly honest here: I really, really don't like Rose.
I think that she's okay, though sometimes I wish it wasn't such a big deal made about her death.

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Banya Streamdog

#34
September 13, 2013, 12:02:54 AM
I don't really like it as much, but it's OK.
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Dannflower Reguba

#35
September 17, 2013, 02:35:24 AM
This book nearly ruined the series for me. :-X There were a lot of.... "less preferable," plot decisions, some of the character relationships were a bit skewered (poor Felldoh!), and the plot as a whole just didn't give me any satisfaction. Badrang died, yes, but Martin got vaguely thrown to the wind, and a lot of pivotal characters were thrown away like so much chaff. I was excited going into it, and ended up very disappointed.   :(
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The Shade

#36
September 17, 2013, 01:37:23 PM
I have to agree with that, I was a bit underwhelmed when I finished it...
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Ungatt Trunn

#37
September 18, 2013, 07:28:59 PM
Quote from: danflorreguba on September 17, 2013, 02:35:24 AM
There were a lot of.... "less preferable," plot decisions...
Like what? If the plot was changed than what it was already, the story would go in a very different direction.
Quote from: danflorreguba on September 17, 2013, 02:35:24 AM
some of the character relationships were a bit skewered (poor Felldoh!)
The differents in Martin The Warrior to allot of the other Redwall books is that it takes a bigger view on the reality on war, hence the "skewered characters".

I guess that me and dannflorr don't really see everything eye-to-eye. ;)

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