Redwall: Books 1, 2, & 3

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Summary: A great, captivating book
Review: This is one of the best books I have ever read. It's full of suspense, mystery, and more. It got me interested and kept me wanting to read more all the way to the end. I was glad to finish it, but wished it would never end. I just guess I'll have to read more of his books.


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Summary: Superb! One of Mr. Jacques' finest!
Review: It was an excellent beginning to the Chronicles of Redwall. I love animals and fantasy, so naturally, this was the book for me. This book really gets you interested fast, like by the time the first few chapters are finished. It really has characters you can love or hate. The wonderful descriptive text of 'Redwall' makes Matthias seem like the very image of good and truth. He's mild-mannered, obedient, caring, courageous, intelligent, and a bit clumsy, always tripping over his sandals. It also makes Cluny the Scourge sound like the devil himself. I would highly recommend this book to a lover of, as Brian Jacques would put it, 'Good Yarns'.

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Summary: This book, and series, is really wonderful
Review: This is a really cool book, and everyone should read it! All the other ones in the series are really great, and similar to this one.

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Summary: Magnificant, You never wanna put it down
Review: It all Starts When A young Mouse named Mathhius And The Abby of redwall Have finished The Spring party, As Everyone is Going home They Fall of the road About a minute latter they Hear A rucus Then The Cluny And his Army Of Ferosuse rats Pass By This Book is Wonderful The Action, The descibsions I can honestly Say, It is the best

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Summary: What A Book!
Review: I've read Redwall about 5 times since I discovered it while doing a school project on fantasy novels and I can't get enough of Jacques' books!! It is honestly the most intriguing and exciting book I've ever read!!

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Summary: Redwall
Review: I really enjoyed this book. It was full of suspence and adventure. Some times when I reading it I could not put it down. This was the first book that I read in the redwall series. Sometimes funny sometimes sad and others just full of mystery. I would recomend this book to anyone who loves fantasy and high adventure.

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Summary: Review of Redwall - five stars - two thumbs up
Review: I love Redwall and the whole series. Right now I am reading my third book of these, and I think all of them are terrific. Redwall is my favorite book of all time and I recomend it to everyone. It combines fantasy, adventure, comedy, a bit of horror, and fun all in one magnificent book!

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Summary: A set of books perfect for everyone!
Review: The librarian at my school suggested the Redwall chronicles. Most of the books available there were already checked out,so I selected 'Mariel of Redwall'. I enjoyed it so much that Redwall books are about the only books I check out any more.Definite *must reads*. Especially since it has something for everyone. I would recommend all of these books to anyone who is looking for a well-written book where you develop feelings for the characters because,well,in these books,you do!

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Summary: Redwall was a terriffic, amusing book
Review: I am a 12 year old reader and I belonged to a book group. One of the books that was chosen to be read was Mossflower, a book in the Redwall series. I enjoyed the book immensely and immediately bought Redwall so I could continue the series. I think Redwall was the best of the series. The way Jacques writes is incredibly interesting and I loved how he wrote in such great detail. Redwall is a book for all ages, and I think even adults would enjoy it.

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Summary: Read it to the kids
Review: O.K., since I would probably get flamed for this review, I left off my e-mail address. Since this is one of most praised books of late, I purchased it. After reading it, my thought is this: if I had bought this book to read to my kids, I and they would have loved it. Little animals rising up against the evil rats and serpents. It is humorous and well written. However, I found it juvinile. All right you are saying, buy a book with a mouse as the hero, what do you inspect? Well, I guess I was expecting "Watership Down" which is really deep, moving book, filled with symbolism and lessons on life. "Redwall" is not like that. It is heroic fantasy with a mouse cast as Bilbo Baggins. Disney meets Tolkien?