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Summary: Brilliant!
Review: Okay, I must admit, I haven't finished it yet. Yet I am about half-way through with it and it's brilliant. My cousin first recommended it to me, saying that it is the best book he has ever read. I'm rather fond of it myself. The language is vibrant and the story is compelling. The author is extremely clever in fashioning riddles and describing the scenery and characters. Definitely worth reading, if you want to settle down in a nice, comfy spot and immerse yourself in a colorful fantasy world for hours (who wouldn't want to?).
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Summary: Beautiful.
Review: Redwall is the place where the peaceful creatures of Mossflower dwell. Its gates are open to anyone who happens to pass by. This story is wonderful. There aren't many books like this one. Brian Jacques weaves a refreshing tale of courage and wit. His descriptions are so realistic that the reader feels as if they are actually a part of the story. Unlike many other books, the action stays solid throughout, instead of dying down. Read this book, and enter the world of Redwall.
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Summary: Redwall-It made me cry
Review: Redwall is an epic tale of peaceful woodland creatures from mice to badgers, to moles to shrews living in a huge Abbey, Redwall Abbey. Then one day a searat named Cluny and his group of sea vermin attack Redwall putting teh usually peaceful abbey into wartime!!!! This book was thouroughly great. there was not onoe time when I wanted to stop reading it because it was so good. At the end it made me cry. I read the end over and over and each time i cried. This book is great for boys and girls alike because there are boy heroes and girl heroes. This is my favortie book in teh Redwall series that I have read yet (I have read Mossflower,Mattimeo, and Mariel of Redwall) i hope you will read this action, drama, adventure, and suspense filled book today.
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Summary: An Excellent, Exciting, Fantasy Story
Review: I loved Redwall ! The story made me feel like I was an animal living in the Abbey Walls. Matthias unfolds a remarkable secret that astounds the whole county. Each small detail leads to a huge plot that will keep you on the edge of your seat! The Abbey is always on thier toes waiting for something exciting to happen surrounding them ! I loved the book so much, I have since read every sequel available! I hope you enjoy the book as much as I did !
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Summary: Thrilling Book!
Review: This is probably my favorite fantasy book!! And let me tell you, i have read a ton of fantasy books! I loved the little charactars and all of their interesting names. A big part i really liked in this book were all of the riddles. Once you found the answer, it would suddenly click, and you would think, "why didn't i figure that out?" Anyway, i absoloutley loved this book, it was so mysterious and adventurous!! This is a book i HIGHLY reccomend to all fantasy lovers!!!!!!!!
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Summary: try the audio for a long car trip
Review: In the Summer of the Late Rose, when vicious invaders threaten the peaceful life around Redwall Abbey, a brave youngster named Matthias rises to the challenge. Inspired by the legend of the great warrior Martin, he sets out to find a legendary sword with which to defend his people. Meanwhile, the marauders, led by the chillingly evil Cluny the Scourge, besiege the Abbey. Before it's all over, Matthias will have to fight a dread serpent and, of course, Cluny himself. It all sounds familiar enough I suppose, except for one thing : Matthias is a mouse, Cluny is a rat, and the serpent isn't a dragon, it's actually a snake.Brian Jacques, whose Redwall series has become a well deserved bestseller, had the ingenious idea of combining classic fantasy elements, like those found in Tolkien, with animal characters, a la Watership Down, to create a story which is uniquely accessible to kids. After all, this isn't just good vs. evil, it's also little vs. big. Of course, I'm forty and the rats scared the beejezus out of me, so you might not want to try these with really little kids. But preteens who are anxiously awaiting the next installment of Harry Potter can fill their empty hours with these books which are every bit as good. And if you taking your kids on a long car ride, I particularly recommend the unabridged audio version, narrated by Jacques, but with additional voices--it's terrific. GRADE : A
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Summary: An adventure you will never forget. Read it!
Review: I read this when I was in fifth grade, and every young person should do the same. It's still one of my favorites. I'll never forget the courage and valor of a little mouse named Mathias. It was so fun to imagine the battles and lives of animals who I always suspected were more complex and intelligent than they were given credit for.
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Summary: A dramtic story
Review: it was very good.i got in the book the minute i started.it was so good i got in trouble for reading it while the teaher was teaching
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Summary: This is the first book of a great series!
Review: This is a tale of a bumbling young mouse named Matthias (whose sandals are too big!) who becomes a great hero during wartime.
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Summary: Redwall
Review: Easilly one of my favorite books of all time. You'll be hooked from the first page and wont be able to put it down until the final battle.
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