The Angel’s Command
Categories: Adventure, Fiction, Incredibook!, Mysteries, Older Readers, Review
Tags: Animals, Brian Jacques, Dogs, Funny, Long Read, Scary, Seafaring
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Brain Jacques continues the saga of Castaways of the Flying Dutchman in this stirring sequel. Going back to three years after they escape from the Flying Dutchman, Ben and Ned end up in a Spanish city, and go back to sea with a pirate captain, who plans to reform when he gets back to his hometown. The adventure that follows includes fast-paced sea chases, shipwrecks, and a mysterious tribe of evildoers.
Even more hauntingly vivid than Castaways of the Flying Dutchman, this one is a favorite of mine. Portions are funny, and others are sad. A page turner, with a lot of edge of your seat action, The Angel’s Command should be read by all Redwall fans.
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jc said:
more deep than the first one, and personally i think its even better!
jcsoblonde said:
this is a bit more serious, and more deep. i think it is amazing, and its better than the first one! i just can’t wait to read ‘Voyage of Slaves’ book 3 it just came out!
On September 19th, 2007 at 12:35 pm
Talk Like a Pirate Day — Incredibooks said:
[…] The Angel’s Command, Brian Jacques’ excitin’ high seas pirate adventure. […]
On May 3rd, 2008 at 4:06 pm
Castaways of the Flying Dutchman | Incredibooks said:
[…] I think Brian Jacques’ fascination for legends led him to write this book. He took an existing legend about “a ship that was doomed to sail the world forever” and made that the basis for this wonderful book. He gives new meaning to the legend and the emotional impact is unforgettable. Written on the side between Redwall books, this also has a sequel: The Angel’s Command. […]
maddie101 said:
hay i love the book the angels command and cant wait to read more from brian jaques