Books with title Legend of the Tigris

Thuli, Onah and Deji are inseparable friends but a divine-induced chain of events ensues, resulting in Onah’s departure for Belgium, Thuli’s return to South Africa, her home country, and Deji’s transformation into a superhero called Superwind, endowed with special powers to combat evil in Negerna. Their experiences at the Idare cave, gives prophetic insight to a series of events that changed the world, bringing Africa to the fore of the global development. The story of legend of the lost captures the “end of the world” theory which has been a recurring subject for both science and religion. Virtual reality, technology and environmental degradation have made the concept more than an apocalypse. It is prophecy that plays out through a natural process of regeneration. Nature is divine providence and always in symmetry with the will of God.Eventually, the biblical value of faith remains.

A chance meeting with a young hedgehog maid who is visiting Redwall Abbey reveals to Martin the Warrior a tantalising glimpse of the early life, and family, he can scarcely remember. He sets forth from the Abbey to seek the truth about the father he barely knew, accompanied by his trusty friends Dinny, Trimp and Gonff. His journey takes him home to the northland shore, meeting friends and enemies, old and new, along the way and leading him to an extraordinary shipwreck. The wreck, the Arfship, is home to three ancient, veteran warriors who have in their possession a dusty old volume. Inside is the story of Martin's early life and the dramatic account of his father Luke's pursuit of his hated enemy, the pirate stoat, Vilu Daskar. Brian Jacques' skilful narrative is told in three parts, interweaving the stories of father and son in yet another unforgettable Redwall experience.