Redwall (Redwall, Book 1)

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Summary: A memorable tale.
Review: After reading this book, I have had a hard time finding anything to read that comes anywhere near this piece of literature in overall quality. It is told so clearly, and without being slow-paced it manages to include detail and the feelings of the characters, but at the same time there is plenty of action, comic dialogue and adventure. The wording Jacques uses is pure poetry...

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Summary: The best book ever written!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: Redwall is my favorite book in the whole world! And I have taste too. A lot of it. Matthias is my favorite character, through the whole series. I wanna live in Redwall! I wanna live with Matthias! I have a screen-saver that says "We luv Matthias!" My desktop has Martin the Warrior on it! If you totally hate this book, you're a nut/ retard/ idiot and all the nasty words. You can just BITE ME!!!!!!!!

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Summary: The first, but not the best, of the series.
Review: I was a little disappointed with this book. A little back I read The Pearls of Lutra, and fell in love with its descriptive dialogue, colorful characters, constant cliff-hangers, quick-paced storytelling and edge-of-your-seat-suspense. The world of Redwall wove something of a spell around me, a spell that resulted in notebooks full of anthropomorphic fanfics. But alas, despite the writing style I admired and crafted my own from, despite the magical world of Redwall, it became more and more of a chore to turn the pages. There was no character development, no divirsity, and the bad guys were all fiendishly clever or pathetically stupid... Completely bloodthirsty with no other motive but to kill, kill, kill. Yes, the line of good and evil was so stereotypical... And the fact that the good guys and bad guys were divided into something so prejudicial and simple as species hurt me a little, considering that in real life you can't tell what's in someone's heart by the outside. And of course, ferrets... they're always judged as nasty little brutes, but those fun-loving critters always had a place in my heart. It's been a touchy subject for me since Bandit died... ::Sigh:: Oh, well. Besides my endless ramblings, a very good book.

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Summary: A Tale of one Boy finding his place in the world.
Review: I really enjoyed this book because I could relate to the main character Matthias. Redwall kept me on the edge of my seat by throwing in twists and excitment into each chapter. After finishing this book I didn't want it to end so I read the sequel Mattimeo.

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Summary: A masterpiece...
Review: This book, to me, beats Mossflower, Prizoner of Azkabzn, In the stone circle, The Hobbit, Star Wars 1, Holes and Harry Potter and the Chamber of secerts and is a great book for all ages with every chapter filled with exitment and well written words. It is written so well you can feel like your in Mossflower and the Redwall Abbey. My personal favorite part is when Constance the badger shot Cheesethief thinking it was the my archvillin rat Cluny! This is a must read for all ages.

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Summary: Beautifully imaginative! Will make children want to read.
Review: Redwall is a fantastic voyage where children will want to go again and again. In his stunning first novel, Brian Jacques enters the realm of the animal world with a talent last seen in The Chronicles Narnia. The adventures of Matthias and his friends not only enthrall young readers but also teach them about courage, loyalty, and honor.

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Summary: A MUST READ
Review: This is another book that has been recommended to me time and time again, so I picked up a copy at my last trip to the bookstore. I fell in love with the intricate web of characters, each with their own unique and memorable personality; I had no trouble at all with keeping the characters straight. I especially loved Mathias, Cornflower, Constance, and Warbeak. The plot is great, and the detail in which the story is told is amazing. I loved this book so much, that I immediately went out and bought the other nine books in the series. I can't WAIT to start reading them!

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Summary: charming and endearing,yet violent and realistic.
Review: I enjoy the Redwall series even though I am in my twenties. It is exciting and cute, something that adults and children would both like. It is also something that parents may want to read to their kids.

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Summary: Suspenseful Book!
Review: I loved the book from begging to end and would recomend it for ages 10+ (I'm 11 years old)

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Summary: A brilliant book
Review: I was told about this series of books by my mum and after reading one I coudn't stop reading. This book is about a young mouse called Mattias, on first gance you see him as a clumsy mouse. But in his heart he has the strength of Martin the warrior. A famous warrior who helped to build Redwall the great abbey in which all is perfect. But the peace and joy of Redwall is about to be broken, Cluny is coming. The evil one eyed ratlord is coming and he wants Redwall. By this threat to Redwall, Mattias's warrior blood is aroused as he and the abbey's dwellers rebel to save Redwall. But they need help with the aid of an anchiant riddle they must find Martins sword. Filled with joy, sadness, battles, feasts,puzzles and treachery anyone will like this book.