
Martin the Warrior is a prequel to the Redwall series, delving into the backstory of the legendary warrior, Martin, before the establishment of Redwall Abbey. The story follows Martin's journey from being a young slave to becoming a valiant defender, showcasing themes of conflict, adventure, friendship, and the fight for freedom. Brian Jacques' writing style is known for its detailed world-building, anthropomorphized animal characters, and engaging storytelling that captivates readers of all ages.
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Content warnings for medium level violence, themes of slavery, and death are present throughout the narrative.
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Soon to be a Netflix original series!
The battle for freedom begins now, as the adventure continues in the stunning world of Redwall.
On the shore of the Eastern Sea, in a cold stone fortress, a stoat named Badrang holds dozens of innocent creatures as slaves, part of his scheme to build an empire where he will rule as unquestioned tyrant. Among those slaves is a mouse named Martin who has a warrior's heart and a burning desire for freedom-freedom not only for himself, but for all of Badrang's victims. There is no risk he will not take, no battle he will not fight, to end the stoat's evil reign and in the process regain the sword of his father, Luke the Warrior, the sword that Badrang stole from him when he was but a lad!
Perfect for fans of T. A. Barron's Merlin saga, John Flanagan's Ranger's Apprentice series, and J. R. R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings series.
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A fitting origin story for the hero of Redwall. Epic, beautiful, and tragic.
About the Author:
Brian Jacques was born in Liverpool in 1939. He left school at age 15 and found work as a docker, a truck driver, a policeman, and a stand-up comic, all before turning his attention to writing. He wrote his first…
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