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Submitted by Anonymous 
(Dec 05, 2004)

The Redwall series is a magical adventure through a fun filled world filled with animals. This world is with honor, good laughs,good food and good action. It is almost as if you have stepped into a faiy tale where good and evil are clearly defined and the good is so good it makes you want to sing out loud. This is a book for all ages that all ages are sure to love.
And dont be hestitant to read it to your children. It is filled with lessons of love honor and friendship. And the action is not very bad either.

I started reading the Redwall series just a small matter of time ago, but already i am reading like a car without brakes! I love them, they are so inspiring and heart warming, even thought i can't quite grasp what order i'm supposed to read them in (laughs) i don't care, i never want Brian to stop writing them I love all the characters. The books will not interest some people, but if you like fantasy, and a little bit of thrill, as well as decriptive writing, then the Redwall books are deffinately for you!

The Redwall series is the best series I have ever read and always will be. Just the first book captured my imagination in the first paragraph and I have read all you series in two months and I own Loamhedge. I hope he nevers quit writing the series because it would put me down. I love hares, mice, badgers and mole logic in these wonderful series that I wish would never end.


This is a song sung by baby dumble in Mattimeo
I wrestle a fish upon a dish
cut off his head while he's in bed
take a rat and make him dead
fooooooorrrrrr goooooood oooollldd ciiiiiiddeeeeerrr

ps. don't stop making this series

I have to say that I really enjoyed most of the Redwall Series. But of late I have stopped reading them. I replace the series a year ago with The Sword of Truth Series. It is awsome, but I will never stop reading the Redwall books, even if Brian quites writing them. They will forever be mixed into my reading of tSoT Series and the LotR. You really cant pass up any of these series. They are all great.

I've started reading several of the Redwall books, and I can now confirm 3 things in every book; 1) The characters 'Olde English' way of speaking will crack me up within a page. 2) The plot will loose me or bore me. Sometimes both. 3) My sisters will adore the book in question. I do not really enjoy the Redwall books-- they are old fashioned, and I find them slightly plonking, and often confusing. The characters frequently seem a little cliche. If you prefer fantasy stories about battles and magic in the more old fashioned sense, then you'd be more likely to enjoy these. Personally, I didn't find enough entertaining quips or thought-provoking ideas in them. I think I will stick to Discworld.