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A review by kerveros
The Legend of Luke by Brian Jacques
4.0
I have always enjoyed this book. Discovering the truth behind Martin's fathers disappearance and hearing his tale is interesting. In the world of Redwall bravery obviously runs in families!
For the most part all of the characters in this book are new, you have some little bits with Martin, Gonf et al from Mossflower, but the majority of the book is devoted to Luke and his quest to try and reunite with his son.
Although Luke's legend is interesting I must admit I very much enjoy the scenes back at Redwall abbey. You can almost picture an otter on the roof of the abbey as the weathervane is being put up (and if you can't trust me - it is a comical imagining!)
For the most part all of the characters in this book are new, you have some little bits with Martin, Gonf et al from Mossflower, but the majority of the book is devoted to Luke and his quest to try and reunite with his son.
Although Luke's legend is interesting I must admit I very much enjoy the scenes back at Redwall abbey. You can almost picture an otter on the roof of the abbey as the weathervane is being put up (and if you can't trust me - it is a comical imagining!)