The Bellmaker

De: Brian Jacques

Narrado por: Brian Jacques, A Full Cast

With millions of copies sold, Brian Jacques’ New York Times bestselling Redwall series has captivated people around the world. A riveting story of unparalleled bravery in the face of terrible danger, The Bellmaker tells of one father’s determination to protect his beloved daughter.

Four seasons ago, Mariel the warrior-mouse left Redwall Abbey to fight evil in Mossflower. Nothing has been heard of her since. When Mariel’s father, Joseph the Bellmaker, is visited in a dream by the legendary Martin the Warrior, he learns his daughter’s life is in peril. Setting off with
his companions, Joseph heads straight for a confrontation with the Foxwolf Urgan Nagru and his ferocious minions, who are holding Mariel captive.©1994 The Redwall Abbey Company, Ltd (P)2006 Recorded Books,LLC

An amazing Tale!

Loved the book, the voice actors were supremely skilled at changing their voices, a great story for young or 63, like me!

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.

Damn

this... this be some good mother effing storytelling... this series made me into a novelist

The actors

Perfect It was perfect Couldn't get any better But I wish it came after mairell of redwall and So we know The right orderI wish there was a little less yelling redwall.

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.