Martin the Warrior

no this might not be a kind of review, but will just be a tiny post about my sentiments to Martins story before he founded the Abbey. good lourd i never knew my prayers would be heard someday when i wished that i could discover atleast that Martin will have a love interest. but sad to say sir Brian Jacques just broke my heart by killing her in the end. *weeps*

still it never stopped me from appreciating her existence, this just proves that for once Martin the Warrior was destined to be with someone his heart ached for, well aside from the aching for justice, sadly it may seem that another life time might be needed for them to meet again.

i do believe that the hero from the book Redwall is the reincarnation of this great mouse warrior, if i remember his name was Mattimeo? goodness it has been, what? two years or three years ago since i bought the first book Sir Brian Jacques has authored and since that point until now i have never been so glad in my entire life to have stumbled upon it. i don't care if it sounds like his books are for adolescent or young readers, i still like them!!!

but i couldn't really prove it since i don't live in their world. anyway i need to check again on the list of books of the Redwall series since i need to know which ones i still don't have or will be eager to look for. although i have already had my eyes on the title Tuggerung, i regret not buying it the same time as the Martin the Warrior when i passed by Booksale.

on wards to a public update of my life, currently multitasking on things such as comment/editing of the comics of my friend. currently willing to volunteer myself into making her background artist so that she wouldn't be bothered by making backgrounds anymore. not a poor thing, it's just that she seems to have trouble with making backgrounds. but my proposal is still on hold... well just because.

next is update of my comics Children of the Eternal Spring: Missing Door Knocker update. so far i haven't left off Scene 5. |||OTL good lourd.

anyway a little more patience and we'll come to the end of this arc now~~

book rereading feature: Howl's Moving Castle

eventually i've been pretty uppity with wanting to buy a new book so here i just resolved into rereading an old book in my shelf~ the first Hayao Miyazaki movie i liked since i found the world of Ghibli Studio, Howl's Moving Castle, its kind of a fantasy romance in the movie and so is the same in the book~~ but i really like the characters when i discovered the book that i became a fan of Jones hihihihihihihihi i've started to like her works that is why i've started to go and hunt some of the good books she's got~

i've already got other three books under her name and all three are really nice works themselves, (augh it gives me chills hearing the english dub of the movie hahahaha) i feel so inspired when ever i remember about her works since i like adventure and fantasy, just i don't get how to put romance properly...

so every time i go and make a story the best romance i could ever put in it is the romance between loyal friends and comradeship and the nearest thing i could put in the idea of romance in a story, liking... yes liking someone... that is all... and always being there for each other... that...

well anyway here's a small opinion i have between the book and the movie, i think i like the book much better AHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
i completely do not know why, i mean Howl's book persona is just grandly rude and charming and completely spoiled!!! i like that, i mean it feels like he was much more the Howl that chased girls for being silly headed about love than the calm and gentle one in the movie, yes i find him calm and sensitive except for their vain part, BOTH OF THEM ARE VAIN!!!

Sophie in the book is completely hard headed, generous, busy body, bossy woman, who shifts her mode of kindness to reasonable and unreasonable just like an uppity woman indeed, she is actually magical in the book, almost unseen talent in the movie. she can actually give a sort of charm on anything. and its a good thing that both of them in the movie are both strong willed, except i find the Sophie in the book much more silly... i think i like that silly part of her best.

the plot in the book is so radically constructed, its not my first time to encounter a book like this but its nice and cool. the story of the movie i find it kind of typical, but it couldn't be helped in my opinion to string the book into a movie it would probably like take two hours to really sum it all up or more and its really bad to miss out all the good details tha tthe story had to be reconstructed but still retaining some of the parts of the book at least.

i give this book 9 stars and the movie 9 hehehehe but then i would give them both 10 cookies for the best fantasy, romance i have read~~ i'm weird that way.

THIS BOOK I RECOMMEND!