Redwall (Redwall, Book 1)

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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?

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Summary: Excellent Book!
Review: When I first started reading this book, the last thing I expected to find was a thrilling story of adventurous journeys and courageous acts all done by animals. But, that is what I got. Brian Jacques has created a modern masterpiece with his superb usage in detail,dialogue and wit in this delightful tale of good versus evil. As in all true classics, good finally overcomes evil, and Jacques has left us with a lasting gift that will be cherished each time it is read.

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Summary: This is one good reading book.
Review: DAKOTA REVIEWS GIVES IT A=10 This book is so good, and I've read it so many times the covers come off! This is a book you can pick up and not put down till your through with it at 3:30 in the morning the next day. This is the way to start your Redwall series. I just love how Brian describes the charicters and what's happing right then, ands in so few words! This is a must read and, although there are some hard words that younger readers might not understand, or be able to read, it still keeps its good content. And, hey, although I'm an advanced 11 year old reader, I know this book is suitable for all ages, even for my 6 year old brother who is now tackling this book, and he's loving it all 'o' the way.

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Summary: Great book!
Review: My dad read this book to me and I thought it was great. It kept my interest through the whole book. Since I am in the third grade I think it would be good for kids my age to adults. --Mason

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Summary: One of the greats.
Review: This book was great. I cheked out for the cover and then I could never put it down. I rekamed this book.

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Summary: Redwall is the best book I've ever read!!
Review: The story of Redwall is so facinating I read it in 2 days. I was up to 1:00 am reading, I couldn't put it down. This is the number 1 book that I would recomend to anybody!

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Summary: A superb book for a great range of readers
Review: Redwall is one of my all time favorite books, Brian Jaque brilliantly combinds medieval warfare and the animal kingdom, it is a real page turner that you want to sit down but just can't draw your self awya from the action, you become fully engulfed and feel like you are one of the characters

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Summary: The battle of life and death
Review: Redwall is a place of happiness until Cluny the Scourge and his horrid gang arrive. The Redwall animals are peace lovers and they are unprepared for Cluny. While all this is going on, Matthias and Methuselah, two Redwall mice, are trying to find the sword of Martin the Warrior for they feel that victory will be insured if they find it. But it seems that time is running out for Cluny has a plan that would almost ensure victory. What will happen? You can find out by reading the book.

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Summary: A great book-the dawn of a superb series of stories
Review: Amazing!Intelligent!Action-packed!Fantastic! These are all words that describe this book,the first in a wonderful series of medieval tales featuring animals as the charaters.The story starts out with a feast.A glorious feast for the great mouse Abbot Mortimer and his long and prosperous reign over Redwall Abbey.Matthias,a young and clumsy mouse residing in Redwall Abbey,is enjoying the feast with Cornflower,the fieldmouse he has a crush on.Matthias is having the time of his life.Little does he know that only that Cluny and his hoard of murdering rats are only fifteen miles away from the Abbey.Will Cluny and his armies take Redwall by storm?The only way for you to find out is to read this glorious tale of courage and comradeship