Jee-Uk's review
Mattimeo (Redwall 3) by Brian Jacques
Jee-Uk Yang
Mrs.Ebarvia
11-29-07
The book that I read was Mattimeo by Brian Jacques. It is the third book in the Redwall series. He published his first book, Redwall, in 1986. Some other famous novels are The Bellmaker, The Legend of Luke, Rakkety Tam, and more. Mattimeo is about a rat, Mattimeo, fighting against other animal armies under Slagar the Cruel with his friends and his dad’s army. The story ends by killing Slagar the Cruel.
The interesting thing that I found in this book is that the author used animals instead of using humans. The author used animals just like humans. Most novels about war I have read involved animals. When I first started reading this book, I thought it was a churlish book because animals are used as humans. But by the time goes, the author used one animal’s features to solve problems. I thought it was really interesting and I also thought that it was childish because there weren’t any problems that they couldn’t solve it by themselves.
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Mrs.Ebarvia
11-29-07
The book that I read was Mattimeo by Brian Jacques. It is the third book in the Redwall series. He published his first book, Redwall, in 1986. Some other famous novels are The Bellmaker, The Legend of Luke, Rakkety Tam, and more. Mattimeo is about a rat, Mattimeo, fighting against other animal armies under Slagar the Cruel with his friends and his dad’s army. The story ends by killing Slagar the Cruel.
The interesting thing that I found in this book is that the author used animals instead of using humans. The author used animals just like humans. Most novels about war I have read involved animals. When I first started reading this book, I thought it was a churlish book because animals are used as humans. But by the time goes, the author used one animal’s features to solve problems. I thought it was really interesting and I also thought that it was childish because there weren’t any problems that they couldn’t solve it by themselves.
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mattimeo and matthias are not rats. They're mice.
