Marlfox (Redwall)

by Brian Jacques

Book Overview

The Redwall series is soon to be a Netflix original movie The bestselling Redwall saga continues in Marlfox. A villainous new presence is aprowl in Mossflower Woods-the Marlfoxes. Stealthy and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0441006930
• Release Date: January 2000
• Publisher: Ace
• Length: 365 Pages
• Weight: 0.46 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.7" x 1.0" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

really coooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool

This is one of the best books I have ever read! Brian Jacques is really good at description of characters. It's amazing how he can come up with all the rhymes, poems, and songs. The books are also really humorous, which is cool. This is a great fantasy book. I reccommend it for anyone.

Jacques's Best Book

In this Incredible novel, Redwall is attcked by the evil vanishing magical Marlfoxes. When The Tapestry of Martin the Warrior is stolen, REDWALL HAS ONLY TWO WARRIORS AND A BLIND BADGER TO THEIR NAME! A couple of youngsters get theis crazy idea to venture uot to the Secret Island of The Big lake and get back the Tapestry! Hope for Redwall is down the Drains. How can they survive? You have got to read this Book!

This is one of the best books in existance!

Marlfox was a wonderful book. It was very creative. I love how he uses the rhymes to help the characters figure out how they are supposed to win or find something. I suggest that everyone read these series of books. It is very cool how he makes the characters voices. In this book, Florian is very crazy. Baby Dwopple is a horrible little brat if you ask me. This was much better than some of the other books (not all of them). So if you don't read these books I think you are really missing out on something.

Marlfox is probably the best Redwall book in print.

Marlfoxes are roaming the Mossflower Wood. Brian Jacques describes the reality of the book wonderfully. It is a story of how truth triumphs over evil. A part that stands out to me is the battles at Redwall Abbey. For instance, the Marlfoxes kidnapped the mousebabe Dwopple. It then turns into complete pandamonium, resulting in wars. But I won't tell anymore. Read it for yourself.

I recommend Marlfox to anyone who likes food and adventure.

MarlfoxWhen I first started reading Redwall (the first book in the Redwall series) it just didn't grab me. A year or two later I tried it again. I loved it. I read the other nine books in a year's time. Now I've read Marlfox, the eleventh book.Written by Brian Jacques and illustrated by Fangorn this captivating story is full of excitement, suspense, emotion and drama. Sometimes you will laugh and sometimes you will cry. Also, sometimes you will be mad at the Marlfoxes.The Marlfoxes are greedy, ruthless, and down right mean.They terrorize Mossflower and even kill each other! The mother Marlfox killed her husband so she could be queen, a daughter poisons the mother so she can be queen, and then a brother pushes her into a lake full of hungry pike so he can be king!Because Queen Silth, the mother Marlfox, demands to be surrounded by beauty and calm, she sends her children to steal beautiful things. In their plundering, they take the Redwall Tapestry. The irony is that there is a beheaded fox on the tapestry.When the Marlfoxes steal the Redwall Tapestry, the heroes Songbreeze and Dannflor, squirrels, and Dippler, a shrew, leave the Abbey to get it back. As they search, they meet Burble the water vole and make other friends and enemies.I warn you. Do not read Brian Jacques on an empty stomach. As always, this book will send you to the kitchen drooling! In Marlfox, he describes cheeses, bread, flans, cakes, puddings, trifles, tarts, scones, crumbles, hot root soup, and deeper'n ever turip'n'tater'n'beetroot pie (made by the moles).I recommend Marlfox to anyone who likes animals, food, and adventure.