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Loamhedge by Brian Jacques Reviewed by Eden Submitted: Nov. 9

Loamhedge was written by Brian Jacques. It is a fiction book about talking otters and badgers and squirrels and rabbits and mice and all other sorts of animals. This is appropriate for kids age 10 to 54. If you like reading about adventure, war, and humor, then this is the book for you! In this story my favorite character is Fenna, a girl squirrel who is smart, cocky, and mischevious. This book is about how two famous warriors and travelers, Bragoon and Sarobando, set off to find the secret to curing the hare Martha's legs. Martha can't walk, you see, and has to go about in a wheelchair. She was visited in a dream by Martin the Warrior, who told her that her legs could be cured if she found the secret secret, which was hidden in the deserted Abbey of Loamhedge far, far away. Unfortunatly, the little band from Redwall, known for its atrocious behavior, runs away with Brag(Bragoon) and Saro(Sarobando). This band is made up of the three teenage mischeif makers, Horty, Martha's brother, Springald, a hyperactive mouse, and Fenna, a smart but quick-to-anger squirrel. What will happen to the adventurers? And will they find the secret? IS there really a secret? Will they all return alive? home ejking