An Excellent Work

A tale of adventure, friendship, battles, and food. Told by a full cast of actors complete with occasional singing. Listeners beware, numerous descriptions of food may make one hungry.

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good story

the story fit well with the others of the redwall collection.
the cast brought the book and character to life.
while hints were left to the links to previous books, no direct mention it made about reunions or special weapons... the books were not written in a specific order, so it is understandable.
as opposed to "outcast of redwall", a character in this book findshis way to become a good rat, despite his up-bringing. he sees the right way to live and follows it in the face of certain death. i would highly recommend this book for teen and adults, but children my not understand the trials of stream-battle and mutta.

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Sequel to Mariel

This was an extremely captivating story. I found myself just as caught up as I had been when I first read Mariel of Redwall. It had some extremely sad moments, some tense fight scenes, and new twists that always seem to draw me back to Brian Jacques. I love that he narrates most of his books personally, and the fact that he has a full cast to fill the roles is absolutely my favourite experience.

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Brilliant

This is the BEST SERIES EVER.
I love the full series and I love Dandon and Mairial such a great book and series!

Inforgettable

This book is so wells done. I love all of them in the series and listen to them over and over

What an adventure!

One of the strongest works in the legendary Redwall series, the Bellmaker takes the audience along for a rousing adventure across high seas and distant lands, in a compelling rendition of the classic struggle between good and evil. Tenacious heroes find themselves battling against terrible vermin, ruthless nature, and grim odds as they strive to bring peace and freedom to the foreign realm of Southsward.

Courage and valor, humour and tragedy, good food and better companions - it's all here, delivered in the rich descriptive style Jacques has always kept as his signature. The cast does a generally excellent job delivering the performance, and Jacques' narration is, as always, robust and on-point.

If there were any single Redwall audiobook I would recommend above all others, it would be the Bellmaker, You can't go wrong with this timeless title. A wonderful story, for young and old alike.

Wonderful fantasy.

Narrator needs to learn to pronounce squirrel.
Wonderful voice characterizations.
Many plot twists. Fine rhythm.

My Gold Standard

Brain Jacques and his cast are in a league of their own. Utterly enthralled everytime.

A captivating Sequel to Mariel of Redwall

I loved this continuation of the tale of Mariel of Redwall in a new land. There's Pirates, Wolves, and ADVENTURE. I'm sure everyone will love this book as much as I did, and I'm 22!

worst book ever extremely boring stupid voices

there's a woman laughing all the way through the book and it's very annoying. please don't read this book because he will be dumber for it.