Marlfox
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Chapter Book · Ages 10–14 · 1998 · Est. 12 hour read

Marlfox

Written by Brian Jacques

Book #11 in the Redwall series

Mysterious Marlfoxes steal Redwall's treasure. Can young heroes reclaim it?

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400 pages· 108,497 words· Est. 12 hour read· 920L
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In the heart of Mossflower Woods, the cunning Marlfoxes strike, stealing Redwall Abbey's cherished tapestry. Young warriors Dann Reguba and Song Swifteye, alongside shrew Dippler and watervole Burble, must brave perilous lands to retrieve it. Will they succeed in their daring quest, or will the Marlfoxes' shadowy menace prevail? Adventure and danger await as they follow in their ancestors' heroic footsteps.

From the publisher

A villainous new presence is aprowl in Mossflower Woods-the Marlfoxes. Stealthy and mysterious, they are out to plunder and destroy everything in their path. And when they reach Redwall Abbey, they ruthlessly steal the most precious treasure of all-the tapestry of Martin the Warrior. It takes Dann Reguba and Song Swifteye, children of warrior squirrels, to follow in their fathers’ heroic footsteps. Together with the young shrew Dippler, and Burble the brave watervole, they embark upon the seemingly impossible quest. . . .

At a glance
Format
Paperback
Pages
400
Words
108,497
Reading age
10–14
Audience
Young Adult
Lexile
920L
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Book details

Reading levels
ATOS
5.7
F&P level
~V
AR points
17
AR interest level
MG
AR quiz
28453
Publication
Published
January 1, 1998
First published
August 18, 1998
Publisher
Firebird
Edition
Language
English
Type
Chapter Book
Identifiers
ISBN
9780142501085

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