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Original Title:	Doomwyte (Redwall, #20)
ISBN:	0399245448 (ISBN13: 9780399245442)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Redwall #20, Redwall (chronological order) #20

Doomwyte (Redwall #20)

Brian Jacques

Hardcover | Pages: 373 pages

Rating: 4.01 | 4353 Users | 140 Reviews

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Title	:	Doomwyte (Redwall #20)
Author	:	Brian Jacques
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 373 pages
Published	:	October 16th 2008 by Philomel Penguin (first published January 1st 2008)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Young Adult. Animals

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On a moonless night, two rats follow hypnotic lights into the forest, never to be seen again. Such is the power of the Doomwytes, sinister ravens led by the deadly Korvus Skurr. And when the young mouse Bisky persuades the creatures of Redwall Abbey to go in search of a fabled treasure, hidden long ago by one of the abbey's most notorious thieves, they do not suspect Skurr and his ravens will be vying for that very treasure. Bisky and his fellow Redwallers must summon all their courage to face the evil horde of slithering snakes and vicious ravens. From underground tunnels to the tops of trees, the fearless Redwallers, with the help of their woodland friends, battle some of their most vicious enemies yet in an exhilarating, terrifying treasure hunt.

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Now this was a fine example of a book. Riddles, foebeats, gigantic hedgehogs, snakes (who may or may not be affiliated with said foebeasts), the odd bit of mystery. Simply not too bad.

I picked the audiobook up at the Library. I loved the Redwall books as a middle-schooler, so mostly I picked this up to see if my tastes back then were any good. I can see why I liked them. They are very well crafted stories, easy to follow, but have a lot of fun and "exciting" twists and turns. Mostly Brian Jacques sticks to a very narrow story pattern which is repeated in every book. This isn't all bad, he does it well and so its perhaps good that he sticks with what he knows.The biggest

Doomwyte is the twentieth full-length novel of the Redwall saga, but Brian Jacques wasn't the only original member of the series' creative team still onboard at that point: Troy Howell did the cover art for Doomwyte and every Redwall novel preceding it, and his skill showed not a whit of decline after twenty-two years. Brian Jacques introduces some new elements in Doomwyte, while maintaining the standby motifs that fans of the series love. As Redwallers Dwink (a young squirrel), Bisky (a mouse

It was Brilliant, and I thought the Adventure was hotting up all the way through the book and I thought it was my favourite Redwall book I have read!

Like I say in every single Redwall book I've ever reviewed, I love the series so this is not going to be an entirely biased reviewer and this series is my go-to book series after I've read something really frustrating (in this case way too many Tamora Pierce books). I've actually been dragging my heels about reading the last couple of books in the series. Not because I'm afraid they will be bad, but Jacques died in 2011 and even though I'm a fully grown adult it makes me sad that there will be

It was another Redwall story of good versus evil but this one had less captivating characters and storyline. And if talking animals aren't believable, this story was a bit unbelievable with lots of death in it.

I do enjoy a good Redwall read. I forgot how pleasant Brian Jacques books are to read. I especially enjoy the ones set at Redwall Abbey. The Abbeybeasts have such a good time together in feasting and in rousting. The descriptions of the preparation of foodstuffs they partake of at their feasts are particularly entertaining. Fun, fun book!