First redwall book you have read

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who read redwall first?

Me
Not me

Lord Brocktree

I first started reading the series many years ago when I was but in 5th grade. My teacher knew I loved reading and she recommended the strange sounding series known as "Redwall". The title seemed rather odd, but she recommended I start with Mossflower to help understand the series better. The rest is history after that first book.
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Norham Waterpaw

Redwall. My dad actually introduced me. I read it, and instantly fell in love with the series.
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Quote from: Norham Waterpaw on January 22, 2014, 01:43:01 AM
Redwall. My dad actually introduced me. I read it, and instantly fell in love with the series.
Your dad read Redwall?

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Amarith Waterspring

I've read the first 6 books, but redwall was definitely my first.   :)
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SaberTruth

Martin the Warrior came first for me, then Redwall.

Tam and Martin

Quote from: SaberTruth on January 25, 2014, 03:22:57 PM
Martin the Warrior came first for me, then Redwall.
Are those the only two you read?


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Lady Amber

I first started reading Martin the Warrior but never really finished it, because I started reading Loamhedge. ;D

Wylder Treejumper

I don't remember... I was in 3rd grade or something when I started. My dad had the whole series up to that point, and I just went in and picked one up... and my life was forever changed!
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Banya Streamdog

 I started off with Mariel of Redwall.
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Emperor Ublaz

Redwall. My mom told me about it, and once I read it, I was instantly captivated.
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I won the book Mattimao, read it, and got the rest of the series from the library.
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Kitsune

Quote from: Tam and Martin on January 21, 2014, 09:28:05 PM
Quote from: PluggFiretail on January 21, 2014, 09:08:00 PM
I read them all in order.
You mean Publication Order?
Yes, publication order.
Not that this post was really necessary. ;D

Blazemane

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The first one I read was The Outcast of Redwall. In 4th grade, we were being allowed to go into the Young Adult section of our school's library for the first time. The cover image looked cool, the story seemed cool, and there were a bunch of AR points to get out of reading it, so I went for it.

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