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Salamandastron

Pages
416
Published
1993
Language
English

Synopsis

The mountain fortress of Salamandastron is under siege by Ferahgo the Assassin and his ruthless weasel army. While a deadly fever threatens the peace of Redwall Abbey, young Samkin and Mara set out on separate journeys that will decide the fate of both strongholds. Brave woodland creatures must unite across land and sea to face the ultimate battle against the forces of evil.

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

SamkinProtagonist

A young woodland creature who embarks on a journey that will decide the fate of strongholds.

MaraProtagonist

A young woodland creature who embarks on a journey that will decide the fate of strongholds.

Ferahgo the AssassinAntagonist

A ruthless weasel leader who lays siege to the mountain fortress of Salamandastron.

ArulaSupporting
Martin the WarriorSupporting
All characters in Salamandastron

Frequently asked questions

  • What is the book Salamandastron about?

    The book Salamandastron describes a siege on the mountain fortress of Salamandastron by Ferahgo the Assassin and his weasel army. It also follows young Samkin and Mara as they undertake quests while a fever spreads through Redwall Abbey. The story explores their courage and unity in the face of these challenges.

  • Is Salamandastron part of a series?

    Salamandastron is part of the Redwall series.

  • Is Salamandastron a standalone novel?

    Salamandastron is not a standalone novel. It is part of the Redwall series.

  • What kind of animals are featured in Salamandastron?

    Like other books in the Redwall series, Salamandastron features anthropomorphic animals such as badgers, mice, hares, and various predatory creatures.

  • What is the general tone of Salamandastron?

    Salamandastron, like other Redwall books, blends adventure, heroism, and themes of good versus evil. It features both moments of peril and descriptions of feasting and camaraderie.