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Mariel of Redwall

Pages
400
Published
1993
Language
English

Synopsis

After surviving a pirate attack and being separated from her father, a young mouse named Mariel washes ashore with no memory of her past. Armed with a knotted rope and joined by a band of warriors from Redwall Abbey, she sets out across Mossflower Woods to reclaim her identity and confront the sea rat king who wronged her. It is a classic tale of courage and justice in a world of woodland creatures.

About the author

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Brian Jacques

Brian Jacques brought us the beloved world of Redwall, a series filled with woodland creatures and grand adventures. If you enjoy tales of bravery and friendship set in richly imagined animal communities, you'll find a lot to love in his work.

Characters

Mariel GullwhackerProtagonist
MarielProtagonist

A young mouse who washes ashore with no memory after a pirate attack, she embarks on a quest to reclaim her identity and confront the sea rat king.

Gabool the WildAntagonist

The tyrannical sea rat king who wronged Mariel and is the target of her quest for justice.

DandinSupporting

Mariel's father, from whom she was separated during the pirate attack.

Joseph the BellmakerSupporting

The bellmaker of Redwall Abbey and father of Dandin, who helps Mariel in her quest.

All characters in Mariel of Redwall

Frequently asked questions

  • What is Mariel of Redwall about?

    Mariel of Redwall tells the story of a young mouse named Mariel. She washes ashore with no memory after a pirate attack. She seeks to uncover her past and confront the sea rat king who wronged her.

  • What book comes after Mariel of Redwall?

    The book that comes after Mariel of Redwall in the Redwall series is The Bellmaker.

  • Is Mariel of Redwall part of a series?

    Yes, Mariel of Redwall is part of the Redwall series. It is the sixth book in the series.

  • What kind of story is Mariel of Redwall?

    Mariel of Redwall is an adventure story featuring anthropomorphic animals. It follows a young mouse's quest for identity and justice.