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Castaways of The Flying Dutchman

by Brian Jacques

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Eric Widhson

I am 13 and still in gradeschool and I was blown away by the book. It kept my attention to the end. Iwas up reading it till 2:30am I coulden't put it down. The characters were expressed very well, and every detail of their features was clearly described. The plot was amazing! I look forward to reading more of his books.

KaboomHahahein

I read this book for a my ISP assignment and loved it. Hoever the only downside is that i need to find significant symbols in this amazing book... :( WOW! everyone gave this book a 5!

LOOOOOOOOOVE IT. i love all of brian jacques' books, keep 'em comin

jeremy

it was a very good book and i have read it many times because its just a diffrent story and biran has made it run so smothely and exciting

age 15

bibliophage

LOVED IT! READ, READ, READ! I prefer these over the Redwall series (Although the redwall books are good) I can't wait for a third! Both have adventure, suspence, loveable friends and dangerous foes. I am waiting for a third!

B.B.

Great plot and a really great read for all ages!!!

A.I

Amazing! One word that can explain exactly what Castaways of the Flying Dutchman by Brian Jacques is. I picked this book up and couldnâ€™t put it down. The way Jacques made the book fictional, yet still believable enough to captivate readers young and old. Each and every character acted exactly as he/she should of, and stayed in character throughout the whole book. Two thumbs up to Brian Jacques in writing such an amazing and captivating book.

Dylan Boroian

good book!

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