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Summary: Am that is- This book is good!!
Review: Ok, maybe you haven't heard-- this book is incredible! It follows and introduces the inhabitants of Redwall Abbey, a peaceful order of woodland creatures in Mossflower Wood. An evil rat by the name of Cluny the Scourge comes and tries to take the place over... Fat chance. This particular Abbey is protected by the resurrected spirit of Martin the Warrior, the Abbey Champion. A lot of action and adventure, plenty of laughs, and a good dose of morality, too-- this book gets an affectionate two paws up
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Summary: By far the Best in the Redwall series.
Review: These is my favorite book out of the whole series. This is the story of Matthias. Cluny the Scourge is trying to take over Redwall. The Redwallers aren't seasoned fighters as a matter of fact the don't believe in fighting. But they do their very best to defeat Cluny. They fought a great fight. And the turnout was the greatest
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Summary: The beginning...
Review: This introduction to the world of Redwall saga is an incredibly well written literary work (like all of the installments in this series). It is a lively, humorous, exciting, and altogether enthralling. Snaring the minds of the young, the old, the women, the men, the adventurer, the chaste, the fighter, the poet, and everyone else who reads! I have discussed Redwall and its sequels and prequels with many other readers, and have failed to find one who was not drawn in by the warmth and authenticity of the surroundings, the characters, and the events Jacques tells of. Appropriate for children, engaging enough for adults, kindly and sweet enough for romantics and exciting enough for warriors. Redwall will leave you thirsting for a sip of strawberry cordial, hungering for a bite of celery, shrewcake, a taste of apple and cheese summer salad, and one good shot at Cluny the Scourge
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Summary: The base of Brain's series.
Review: Redwall is not as compicated as the other books in the series. It is however just as exciting and beautifully written. Mathias is a young mouse who dreams of being a hero. His habit does not fit him and he trips over his sandals. Then the evil rat Cluny comes and tries to take over Redwall Abbey where the creatures all live. All the creatures introduced in "Redwall" come up in some of the other books in this series. Brain has a very unique way of intertwining the past of Mossflower to the book you may be reading. Enjoy the journey
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Summary: A colorful novel. This is Jacques at his best!
Review: Being a Stephen King fan, I am always open to new things in the books I read. I actually found this book at a sale for 99 cents, but now that I've read it (twice) I know it's absolutly priceless, and even inspired myself to begin writing fantasy. This book is action packed, which I didn't expect when I first picked it up. It was the story of a mouse, and because of that, I expected it to be a children's story. Now that I've read it I see you do have to be mature but also young at heart. Matthias is the sort of cute little character you fall in love with at the begining of a story. Once you finish, though, you've realized how he's grown through the book. It's magical, it's colorful, and (believe it or not) it's action packed. I loved it and I think it would be a great addition to any treasured collection. -A reader and write
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Summary: A definite three thumbs up!!
Review: I loved this book! I've raved of it to all my friends and family. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes believable fantasy, adventure, or just plain fun.
I can assure you, if you try this book out, you'll be laughing, crying, and sitting on the edge of your seat all in the same chapter!--Lynn Oliver 1
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Summary: Redwall is some good reading
Review: Redwall is an excellent book to read!!
In third grade, I had a friend who had read Martin the Warrior(see my review on it), he said it was medevil and the language was tough. I barely got through the intoduction when I though "I hate this book, who wants to read something about mice??"
Now, 2 years later in fith grade, I asked the librarian at our school if she had any Redwall books, she showed me it, and I constantly go there now.
After I read Martin the Warrior and Mossflower, I though "Redwall must be great!"
It was, but when I was still at the begining of the book, I told my friend who also reads Redwall "I don't think Redwall is one of Brian Jacques' greatest books."
Was I wrong!! It may be a little rough at the begining, but I stronly insist you read Redwall, and all the other fabolous books in the series!
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Summary: It is a suspenseful book with lots of action.
Review: I liked this book because it had a great deal of adventure and action. The battles in the book made me feel as if I was right there on the battle fields. Brian Jacques does a good job of giving you edge of your seat excitement. He writes the best books I have read in years. I owe it all to my 6th grade teacher ,Ms. Angelo, who helped me get so interested in this book and its author. Anthony Garcia
Naples, Italy
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Summary: A fine book
Review: Red Wall is a very nice written book, wriiten by a very well known auther Brian Jacques. The part that was most apealing to me was when Matthias and Log a Log killed the giant snake
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Summary: THE BEST BOOK I HAVE EVER READ!!!!
Review: Ah, yes. I clearly remember that May afternoon, when the library was closing. I took a last minute grab, "Redwall". I was doubtful, because I hadn't read a good book in a while. Well lucky for me, little did I know I was about to embark on the greatest adventure of all time..
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