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The Taggerung
The Taggerung | Brian Jacques
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The nomad clan of Sawney Rath can feel their fortunes changing, much for the better. The Mighty One, the next great leader, has been born within the walls of Redwall Abbey and, at any cost, Sawney Rath is determined to harness the power of this magnificent beast - the deadly Taggerung! A baby otter is kidnapped from Redwall by Sawney's ruthless band of villains called the Juska. They believe he is a Taggerung - a legendary animal said to have supernatural fighting skills. The young otter is raised by Sawney Rath as his own son and trained to be a ruthless killer, but the Redwall spirit cuts deep and as the Taggerung reaches adolescence he begins to dream of another life . . .
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Taggerung: A Tale from Redwall | Brian Jacques
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One of the best dang books I‘ve ever read

Timb Nice 👍 4y
AllisonM89 I love Redwall 4y
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DragonSadhana
DragonSadhana
Taggerung: A Tale from Redwall | Brian Jacques
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#topfivemalecharacters tag!

❄️ Jon Snow
💀 Kaz Brekker
🐕 Buck (The Call of the Wild)
😈 Lestat
✨ Dream (inasmuch as Dream is male)

#rapidfirebooktag
🔥Physical or ebook: Either
🔥Hero or Villian: Complexity is better
🔥Standalone or Series: Both
🔥Last book you bought: The Bone People
🔥First book that comes to mind: The Shadow of the Wind
🔥Film that's better than the book: Practical Magic

The raccoons have nothing to do with this post 😂

ReadingVampire Are they yours???? 7y
DragonSadhana @Puredragonstar They are mine for rehab season. All three are orphans from different litters, but they have adopted each other as littermates! (edited) 7y
thegirlwiththelibrarybag I've never seen a raccoon in real life 😍😍😍 7y
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nosferatoos 😍😍😍 I love raccoons so much 7y
DragonSadhana @thegirlwiththelibrarybag They are super cute! Do you live in the US? If you do, I'm sure you'll see one sooner or later! 7y
DragonSadhana @nosferatoos Me too! ❤️❤️❤️ 7y
thegirlwiththelibrarybag Australia... so I have koalas and wombats and platypus' ☺️ 7y
DragonSadhana @thegirlwiththelibrarybag omg, suuuuper cute!!! 7y
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InLibrisVeritas
InLibrisVeritas
Taggerung: A Tale from Redwall | Brian Jacques
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When I think adventure my mind immediately thinks of all the fantasy books I devour. And Redwall is the series that really cultivated that love, so it's my pick for the #adventurebooks prompt.
#booktober

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LastSplash This is a series I returned to over and over again when I was growing up!💕 8y
InLibrisVeritas @LastSplash Same here! I think I read Pearls of Lutra about 5 times and I hardly ever re-read books. 💙 8y
KCorter This is the series that turned me into a reader! I love, love, love the world Brian Jacques created. 8y
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[DELETED] 2852984487 I have never read any Brian Jacques. Do his books hold up as you get older? 8y
InLibrisVeritas @RStorey I think as long as you keep in mind they are middle grade fantasy books with a slight formula, then yeah they hold up. The writing style is really descriptive and beautiful at times. 8y
[DELETED] 2852984487 @InLibrisVeritas Right on! Where to start? 8y
InLibrisVeritas Redwall is the first book in the series! They are all fairly self contained stories, and they don't really follow the timeline directly. So you're somewhat free to jump around if you want. Mossflower is the second book but it's sort of a prequel. So either one of those are a good starting place. 8y
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