I finished Redwall

[Blademaster]

Im working to read all of them soon i had no idea there were all these enthusiests

[Blademaster]

I have only got threw seven you guys are real enthusiests im such a newb
   

[eualaia]

read all redwall books they is epic btw i'm hungry

[Taggerung The Otter]

i have read them all more than once...they never get old

[Firewall978]

I finished Redwall series! I don't know to be sad or happy.....    I am sad because there are no more books in the series. I already finished Brian Jacques Castaways of the Flying Dutchmen books too... What do I do, move on to another series, read all of Brian's other books, or re-read Redwall?

Honestly, I finished the Redwall Series as well. When I finished the last redwall book I then went to The Mistmantle Chronicles. It is a much different story line but, is similar to the Redwall series due to the fact that they both have animals anstead of humans. The Are no mice or Badgers, in fact it is Mostly just Squirrels, Hedgehogs and Moles. There are no "Bad Types" of creatures, it is mostly just Greedy and/or Insane squirrels who are the bad guys. However there are only 5 books in the series, so you'll finish it quickly.

I then went to the Lord of the Rings...

[Muse]

Yeah, Mistmantle is really beautifully written. It actually has Brothers and priests, but some kind of diety called "The Heart". It's beautiful, sad, funny, cheery, and, in short, much like Redwall, but with otters, moles (no accent!  ), squirrels, and hedgehogs.

[Tiria Wildlough]

I would like to read Mistmantle.

[Firewall978]

I would like to read Mistmantle.

You should, it is a great series of books. Margaret McAlister is a great author, even though I have only read the 5 Mistmantle Chronicles books. I could probably name and order all the book titles. Here they are:

1) Urchin of the Riding Stars
2) Urchin and the Heartstone
3) The Heir of Mistmantle
4) Urchin and the Raven War
5) Urchin and the Rage Tide

I'm surprised that I remembered that... But Really, If you are interested I would suggest that you read the first - first.

[Coobreedan]

I will be reading Redwall for at least another year! So many more left for me!

[Mad Maudie]

READ IT!!!! It is really cool.

i did not like it that much

[Lord Brocktree]

I started the Redwall series about eight years ago. I can count on my fingers the amount of book series I can read over and over again. Redwall is one of those. My suggestion is to now read the series in chronological order. I can tell you from personal experience, reading each book over ten times is not a chore or hard work. It is a delight! I am now reading through the series again because I got the Songs from Redwall CD and it adds a whole new level of immersion to the books. If you go on long car rides try getting some Redwall audio books from your local library. They are each about 12 hours long, but every character has a different voice, Brian Jacques is the narrator, and there is a wonderful soundtrack for each.

I know I have made it sound like all that I read is the Redwall series, but that is not true. You probably like the fantasy genre since you enjoy these books so much. I can heartily recommend the Inheritance Trilogy by Christoper Paolini, The Wheel of Time Series by Robert Jordan, Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien, and last but not least The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis.  The latter two on the list are timeless classics that are a good base for any fantasy genre reader.

Have fun reading!

[Skalrag of Marshank]

READ IT!!!! It is really cool.

i did not like it that much

I did. I like Shekra the vixen. She's awesome.

[Flandor]

I enjoy reading the books in chronoglogical order when I'm feeling down or sick of everything else there is to read.

I'd recommend the Hermux Tantamoq adventures by Michael Hoeye.  They're funny, modern-setting mystery/adventures about mice, otters, moles, rats etc.  Kind of Redwall-esque but they live in a modern city.  There are animals like chipmunks if you missed those in Redwall.  And Hermux, the watchmaker mouse, is the most lovable protagonist I've ever read about.  He's fabulous.

Also, the Underland chronicles by Suzanne Collins.  I feel like this series gets overshadowed by her more popular Hunger Games novels but I read the Underland books first and truly loved them.  Full of adventure and lovable characters.  And giant rats, bats, and cockroaches

[Lord Brocktree]

I enjoy reading the books in chronoglogical order when I'm feeling down or sick of everything else there is to read.

I'd recommend the Hermux Tantamoq adventures by Michael Hoeye.  They're funny, modern-setting mystery/adventures about mice, otters, moles, rats etc.  Kind of Redwall-esque but they live in a modern city.  There are animals like chipmunks if you missed those in Redwall.  And Hermux, the watchmaker mouse, is the most lovable protagonist I've ever read about.  He's fabulous.

Also, the Underland chronicles by Suzanne Collins.  I feel like this series gets overshadowed by her more popular Hunger Games novels but I read the Underland books first and truly loved them.  Full of adventure and lovable characters.  And giant rats, bats, and cockroaches

I totally forgot about the Underland Chronicles! I remember I read those about five years ago. They were quite the adventure, and I would recommend them.

[Lutra]

For those still contemplating reading Mistmantle, its not like Redwall where you can kind of read out of order and not miss anything.  Even though there are only five books, they need to be read in order.

http://sites.google.com/site/mistmantlechronicles/books