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Brian Jacques
The Taggerung
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Part of "Redwall" series
"The Taggerung" by Brian Jacques is the twelfth book in the beloved Redwall series, and it is a thrilling adventure that continues the tradition of exciting animal stories set in the world of Redwall Abbey. The story follows the journey of a young wildcat named Gruffyter Furmarr, who is captured and enslaved by a group of vermin. Despite his fierce nature, Gruffyter is kind-hearted and yearns for freedom. He is labeled as the "Taggerung," a prophesied beast of great power and destruction, and is sought after by both the vermin and the creatures of Redwall Abbey. As the story unfolds, Gruffyter must navigate the dangerous world of the vermin and come to terms with his own identity, while the creatures of Redwall Abbey prepare for the arrival of the Taggerung and the inevitable battle that will ensue. Along the way, Jacques introduces a cast of memorable characters, from the wise and cunning matriarch of Redwall to the fierce and loyal warrior mice. Jacques's world-building is, as always, exceptional, and the detailed descriptions of the Redwall Abbey and the surrounding woods and caves bring the story to life. The action is fast-paced and thrilling, and the themes of redemption, friendship, and the power of good over evil are woven throughout the story. "The Taggerung" is a must-read for fans of the Redwall series and for anyone who enjoys a well-crafted animal adventure. The story is suitable for readers of all ages, and its themes and messages will resonate with both children and adults. With its engaging characters, exciting action, and richly detailed world, "The Taggerung" is a worthy addition to the Redwall series and a standout book in its own right...
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