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Book Description:
A scholarly, shy member of the rabbit-like Montmers, Perloo is content sipping myrtle tea and reading his history books in his warm burrow. Until the day Perloo's quiet life is interrupted by a mysterious summons from the Montmer leader. What follows is an incredible journey that will take Perloo over snowy mountains, through underground tunnels, and into enemy territory - and will alter history forever.
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Genres:
- Children's Books >> Literature >> Action & Adventure
- Children's Books >> Literature >> Science Fiction, Fantasy, Mystery & Horror >> Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic
- Children's Books >> Ages 9-12 >> General
- Children's Books >> Authors & Illustrators, A-Z >> ( A ) >> Avi
Other Versions of this Book: Hardcover, Audio Cassette (Abridged)
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Dana J. (I'm an adult and I got this for myself. I wasn't disappointed. It was a good read and I would recommend it to others who enjoy fantasy stories that involve talking animals. :)
This book is an awesome junior Redwall! If you like Brian Jacques, you will enjoy this read!
An entertaining childrens's fantasy reccomended for fans of Poppy and the Redwall series
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April M. from AUBURN HILLS, MI wrote on 1/1/2006...Another great book by Avi. A fantasy book with a rabbit as the main character.
Perloo goes on an adventure to stop a war between the Felbarts, the Montmers old enemies. Berwig, however, the late granters son, has other ideas. He started this war to have the tribe support him. He wanted to make himself have ultimate power- to be a dictator, and bring back the old ways of Granters and forget the Montmer freedoms. Perloo, the rightful Granter, it is his job to stop him. However, unwilling bookworm Perloo wants no business in politics. But Perloo must overcome his fears and unwillingness to save the whole Montmer tribe. This book ends in a totally unexpected way.
As usual, Avi has written a book that will hold your interest. The book is exciting enough for a child and well written enough for an adult.