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Search - The Pearls of Lutra (Redwall, Bk 9)
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Book Description:
The Tears of All Oceans are missing. Six magnificent rose-colored pearls, which inspire passion and greed in all who see them, have been stolen and passed from hand to hand, leaving a cryptic trail of death and deception in their wake. And now Ublaz Mad Eyes, the evil emperor of a tropical isle, is determined to let no one stand in the way of his desperate attempt to claim the pearls as his own. At Redwall Abbey, a young hedgehog maid, Tansy, is equally determined to find the pearls first, with the help of her friends. And she must succeed, for the life of one she holds dear is in great danger. . . .
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This is a wonderful fantasy book for young adults as well as children. Its a personal favorite of mine.
Ashley R. from WALNUT SHADE, MO wrote on 6/4/2006...exciting and marvelously written
This is my favorite Redwall book so far!
Eric A. from BROOKLYN, NY wrote on 11/25/2005...its agood fantasy/adventure book.
I own all the Redwall series books. I own all the first editions of these books, (except Redwall, which cannot be bought for less than several thousand dollars). These books are treasured by young and old. Parents, read these books to your children. You will both treasure the time together. The books teach many lessons we all need to learn, like acceptance, love, respect, right from wrong in an exciting story line. I am 50 years old and reread these books yearly. My 24 year old daughter has her own collection and rereads them often too. I cannot explain it, but these stories get under one's skin.