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	Official Site for Author Candice M. Martin
		Martin, a survivor of childhood abuse, rape and domestic violence, writes with such heart and soul that many say that she writes for them.
		Martin's writings bring one to feel the same anger and emotions that she felt.
		You feel as if you are her at age 8, being abused, or the one who is now angered by each story you hear on the news about the next abused child that was ignored.
	www.publishedauthors.net /cmartin (213 words)

	Book Review - December 6 by Martin Cruz Smith
		Martin Cruz Smith is a master at capturing the essence of a place, its rhythms and people and peculiarities that make it unique.
		When you read his books, you have no problem immersing yourself in the locale where each book is set, whether it's Moscow, Havana, the Bering Sea, or a nineteenth-century English coal-mining town.
		Martin Cruz Smith has written an entertaining and educational novel, one that drops you with utter precision in the center of Tokyo on December 6, 1941 and takes you for an exhilarating ride.
	www.reviewsofbooks.com /december6/review (1043 words)

	Collection Anime: Mossflower (Redwall, Book 2) - $7.99 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The second book in the Redwall series, Mossflower provides much of the backstory for the first novel, Rеdwаll, recording Martin the Warrior's time spent in Mossflower wood аnd his battle to free the natives from the tуrаnniсаl rule of Tsarmina the wildcat.
		Martin is a true hero and аn enjoyable рrоtаgоnist, both supporting characters and villains are well-developed аnd interesting to read, Martin's jorney provides our first glimpse of Salamandastron, аnd the book provides much backstory tо Redwall and creates a prime jumping off point for the mаnу, many sequels and prequels that follow.
		Martin is а inspiring, enjoyable protagonist--not cliched, not too funny, but very strоng, independent, and realistically human and social.
	www.collection-anime.com /tovar30343431303035373634.html (969 words)

	Martin the Warrior (book) - Redwall Wiki - A Wikia wiki
		Martin the Warrior (book) - Redwall Wiki - A Wikia wiki
		Martin the Warrior has been captured by Badrang the Tyrant, and is slaving at Fort Marshank.
		The real plot is actually a "story-within-a-story", as the book begins and ends within Redwall Abbey, where the mousemaid Aubretia and her hedgehog companion Bultip are telling the story to the current Abbey dwellers, in the time of Abbot Saxtus.
	redwall.wikia.com /wiki/Martin_the_Warrior_(book) (327 words)

	Martin the Warrior - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Martin the Warrior is a fantasy novel by Brian Jacques, published in 1993.
		Martin the Warrior tells the story of a young mouse named Martin, a slave in Marshank under the cruel stoat Badrang the Tyrant.
		The story of Martin and Rose is later brought to Redwall during the time of Abbot Saxtus by Aubretia, a descendant of Brome, and Bultip, a descendant of Pallum, who accompanies it with a sprig of climbing-rose culled from that which grew on Rose of Noonvale's grave.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Martin_the_Warrior (641 words)

	BOOK REVIEWS!!!!!
		On his journey, Martin encounters the GUOSIM shrews, a baby squirrel named Chugger, the otter holt of Tungro, Tungro's mad brother Folgrim, the Flitchaye, the Painted Ones, a goshawk named Krar, the Dunehogs, and the otter holt of Queen Garraway.
		(switch to Luke's time set before Martin the Warrior) Having fled their previous home in the south, Luke the Warrior leads his tribe to a series of caves in the northlands to be their new home, free of vermin.
		Leaving Martin in the care of his grandmother, Windred, Luke and a score of fighting mice left the shores of their home and began their pursuit of Vilu Daskar and the Redship.
	www.expage.com /camprdr (730 words)

	Amazon.com: Mossflower (Redwall, Book 2): Books: Brian Jacques (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Martin's heroics pale in comparison to the acts of his fellow-fighters, so colorful are their escapades.
		The second book in the Redwall series, Mossflower provides much of the backstory for the first novel, Redwall, recording Martin the Warrior's time spent in Mossflower wood and his battle to free the natives from the tyrannical rule of Tsarmina the wildcat.
		Martin is a true hero and an enjoyable protagonist, both supporting characters and villains are well-developed and interesting to read, Martin's jorney provides our first glimpse of Salamandastron, and the book provides much backstory to Redwall and creates a prime jumping off point for the many, many sequels and prequels that follow.
	www.amazon.com /Mossflower-Redwall-Book-Brian-Jacques/dp/0441005764 (2157 words)

	Martin Lass - Book Three excerpt
		This is the third in a series of three books under the common banner of "Musings of a Rogue Comet".
		In Book Two, we explored the psychological and physiological ramifications of Chiron’s musings in relation to Wounding, Healing and the evolution of consciousness.
		In Book Three, we will be bringing together all that we have explored and discussed into a larger picture; we will be revealing the metaphysical framework upon which our journey of Wounding and Healing are based.
	www.martinlass.com /book3.htm (3648 words)

	Amazon.com: Martin the Warrior (Redwall, Book 6): Books: Brian Jacques (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The sixth Redwall novel, Martin the Warrior is the story of young Martin's imprisonment by, escape from, and war against the Badrang the Tyrant, ruler of Marshank.
		Martin is a young mouse, the son of Luke the Warrior.
		The book is exciting, the characters (particularly those of Martin, the warrior Felldoh, and the peaceful Brome) are realistic and inspiring, and the book tackles some of the ethical and personal problems of war and the warrior's life that the other Redwall books overlook.
	www.amazon.com /Martin-Warrior-Redwall-Book-6/dp/0441001866 (2017 words)

	Science Fiction Book Reviews
		As Martin explains in an afterword, the parallel events in the lives of these protagonists will be narrated in the forthcoming volume, A Dance with Dragons.
		The magical "wonders" that too many bad fantasy novels have made stale are here used sparingly, while Martin returns to a kind of amped-up William Morris focus on the affairs of the human heart in a time and place where deeper, darker passions ruled.
		As an old savant says, "Dead history is writ in ink, the living sort in blood." Martin is definitely employing the latter medium; thus his pages breathe and caper.
	www.scifi.com /sfw/issue447/books.html (873 words)

	book summary
		Gonff tells Martin of the Council of Resistance in Mossflower and that their headquarters is in the place where the ruler of Mossflower once lived.
		Martin and Gonff escape Kotir to be dragged through a river with otters and observe a fight between a pike and a giant water rat called Gloomer.
		Martin, Gonff, and Dinny have to unravel riddles to find the map to Salamandastron where they hope their only chance, Boar the Fighter, still lives..
	library.thinkquest.org /J0112862/book_summary.htm (1552 words)

	Redwall (book) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The book was illustrated by Gary Chalk, with the British cover illustration by Pete Lyon and the American cover by Troy Howell.
		In later books, the shrews themselves were referred to as the Guosim, and no mention of the character Guosim was made, even in Mattimeo (which took place at a time where she had only died relatively recently).
		Only three characters from the past are mentioned: Martin the Warrior, Sister Germaine, and Joseph the Bellmaker, the last of these only in the name of the bell, which is destroyed in the book, presumably taking all knowledge of Joseph with it.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Redwall_(book) (1641 words)

	The Realm of Once Upon a Time
		Going further back in the history of Martin the Warrior, this book tells the tale of how he was escapes from the slave pens of Badrang, an evil stoat who is building an empire on the Western Coast.
		This book tells of her journey of vengeance against the mad pine marten who craves the gems for his crown.
		This book tells of how Deyna, a young otterbabe from Redwall, is captured and his father killed, due to a vermin prophecy, and how he is fated to return to Redwall at the head of an army.
	www.tinksworld.org /redwall.html (1018 words)

	Kidsreads.com - MARTIN THE WARRIOR
		Martin, the son of Luke the Warrior, wasn't born a hero.
		In this sixth Redwall book, we find out that Martin was once timid, frightened and totally uninterested in going to war.
		Martin leads his brave companions in a ferocious and bloody battle against Badrang, wins back his father Luke's sword, and becomes a legend.
	www.kidsreads.com /reviews/0441001866.asp (108 words)

	Book Information: Martin the Warrior :: Internet Book List :: A database of book information and reviews
		Book Information: Martin the Warrior :: Internet Book List :: A database of book information and reviews
		He screams at the top of his lungs how Badrang killed his grandmother, and he tells of how he had taken the sword which his father had given him.
		From this point, Martin's heroic epic tale begins.
	www.iblist.com /book4765.htm (387 words)

	Martin the Warrior - Redwall 6 by Brian Jacques Detailed Book Review
		"This is the story of Martin the Warrior, when he is still a captive in a viscious work camp run by the fiercest of rats.
		""This is the story of Martin the Warrior, when he is still a captive in a viscious work camp run by the fiercest of rats, ferrets, and a stoat.
		As a young mouse, Martin is captured by Badrang the Tyrant, an evil stoat.
	www.allreaders.com /Topics/info_8284.asp (421 words)

	Amazon.ca: Martin The Warrior: Books: Brian Jacques (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Brimming with cutthroat skullduggery and intellectual intrigue, Martin the Warrior is a mountainous tale that introduces the ethos and passions of Redwall with a host of well-drawn characters, each with their own Achilles' heel, making them feel as real as they are magical.
		After Martin saves the life of one of her kids for a nat they are set free.
		This book was amazing from the first pages -- in which an enslaved mouse called Martin attacks a slave-guard at the evil fortress of Marshank and is sentenced to death by the stoat Badrang the Tyrant -- to the end where...well, I had better not tell.
	www.amazon.ca /Martin-Warrior-Brian-Jacques/dp/0441001866 (1448 words)

	Martin Lass - Book One excerpt
		Chiron is the largest of a group of cometary bodies, strayed from the Kuiper Belt, collectively referred to as the Centaurs, all of which have their orbits in the outer solar system.
		In the context of this series of books, however, we will call Chiron a planet, as it is a commonly accepted term for Chiron amongst astrological circles.
		The ramifications of this unequal transit of the zodiac signs are explored in later chapters of this first book, as are the ramifications of eccentricity and ellipticity of planetary orbits in general.
	www.martinlass.com /book1.htm (2971 words)

	Martin The Warrior
		Martin goes around meeting creatures from all different lands and asks them to join his army to fight a tyrant who is keeping slaves in his fort, Marshank.
		Martin, in the end, retrieves his sword from Badrang, and succeeds in killing him, but Rose, who he has become very much attached to, tries to help Martin in killing Badrang, but only ends up getting killed by him herself.
		The creatures changed when Martin was off to go fight the tyrant and when he and his friends asked them to which to join fight the tyrant so he could not capture any more creatures for his slaves and makes his horde any more powerful.
	www.freeessays.cc /db/10/bgt214.shtml (693 words)

	ALA \| Stonewall Book Awards
		Nominations for the Book Award may be made by any individual not affiliated with the publisher of the book being nominated.
		A short statement describing why a book is being nominated must accompany the nomination, which must be submitted to the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgendered Book Award Committee Chair by October 31 of each year.
		Stonewall Book Award-Barbara Gittings Literature Award and the Stonewall Book Award-Israel Fishman Non-Fiction Award are presented to English language works published the year prior to the announcement date.
	www.ala.org /ala/glbtrt/stonewall/stonewallbook.htm (1778 words)

	Lowell School - Student Book Talks
		The Bad Beginning is book one in A Series of Unfortunate Events, a sad story and you'll feel very sad too for the little siblings as their parents die in a terrible fire.
		Holes is a good book because its about boys that did something wrong in their life and have to dig a hole five feet deep and five feet wide in every direction.
		What this book is about are these kids that are shooting pigeons with BB guns and if the pigeons don't die, they would break their necks.
	wwwlow.bham.wednet.edu /booktlkstudent.htm (7307 words)

	One Book After the Other by Linda Schrock Taylor
		I was reading that book you assigned and all of a sudden, I was inside the pet shop with the characters and I couldn't put the book down!" She had crossed over the barricade that had been holding her hostage – sight words.
		A group of fun books for boys (although my girls like the books, as well) that must be, at least for the most part, autobiographical.
		This is another fine series by an exceptional author, and some of the first books that David packed for our move, despite the fact that he has lost track of how many times he has read the entire series.
	www.lewrockwell.com /taylor/taylor94.html (1594 words)

	Martin Luther King: The Peaceful Warrior lesson plan, reading guide, teaching activities for Ed Clayton's book [Martin ...
		He saw that Negroes not only lacked the economic and educational opportunities afforded to whites, but they had to suffer demeaning experiences, such as his father's being called "boy" by a white police officer or being told to sit in the "colored" sections on buses or in restaurants.
		Young Martin became a minister to speak out against such racial injustice and to help his people.
		The book ends with the words to the song "We Shall Overcome," and Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech.
	www.literatureplace.com /bookfolios/bookfolio.asp?BookfolioID=33 (299 words)

	Review, buy ( J ): Guess How Much I Love You 10th Anniversary Edition: Signed Limited Edition (Guess How Much I Love ...
		With no idea where she is, or indeed who she is, the young warrior mouse embarks on an unforeseen adventure that will take her to the very heart of Redwall and into the arms of the people who live there.
		But when legendary mouse Martin the Warrior comes to her in a dream and explains that the secret to winning back her legs lies within the cursed walls of the ancient abbey Loamhedge, Martha hopes for a hero who will travel to the ruins on her behalf.
		Among those slaves is a mouse named Martin who has a warrior's heart and a burning desire for freedom—freedom not only for himself, but for all of Badrang's victims.
	booksall.net /-j-1 (3050 words)

	PaperBackSwap.com - Book Details
		Cluny the Scourge, the evil one-eyed rat warlord, is hell-bent on destroying the tranquility as he prepares to fight a bloody battle for the ownership of Redwall.
		This dazzling story in the Redwall series is packed with all the wit, wisdom, humor, and blood-curdling adventure of the other books in the collection, but has the added bonus of taking the reader right back to the heart and soul of Redwall Abbey and the characters who live there.
		This is one of my favorite books of all time and I recommend it to anyone with an interest in fantasy or just with an interest in excellent story-telling in general.
	www.paperbackswap.com /book/details.php?isbn=9780441005482 (981 words)

	"Martin the Warrior: A Tale of Redwall" (2001) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		"Martin the Warrior: A Tale of Redwall"; (2001)
		The first season of Redwall (which takes place hundreds of years after Martin the Warrior) is set in the summer of the Late Rose.
		Much, if not most of the dialog is taken directly from the book, which fans of the "Martin the Warrior" book will enjoy.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0302139 (474 words)

	Legend of Luke - BookAngles
		Summary: Martin the Warrior leaves Redwall Abbey and embarks on a journey to the place of his birth.
		This quote is an example of the good qualities this book represents: (Trimp) "What a wondrous thing your sword is, Martin." (Martin) "Wondrous indeed, Trimp, but you must always remember what a sword is really made for.
		As the Warrior who is privileged to carry the sword, I am honor bound to uphold two things: the safety of Redwall, and the memory of my father.
	bookangles.com /angles/a-l/legendofluke.htm (312 words)

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