Could you go here please :3

http://www.redwall.org/

To be honest, there really is no particular 'order' in reading these books. They're their own self-stories- and at least one of the gripes I have with Mr. Jaques is, they are too formulaic for my taste.

Sure, it's nice to have a good read (which they are) and there's a happy ending, but ALWAYS a happy ending? Sheesh :P

:P Formulaic is okay for me. What gripes ME is the moral absolutes found in his stories. But, I still love it.

I love books with happy endings. ;) We shall see if I enjoy these!

I have been looking for someone to talk to about redwall! :O

Which are you reading?

I picked up Salamandastron and The Legend of Luke.

Have yet to start reading them. Have a few other books to go through first! :)

ah x3

I've Read Martin the Warrior, Mossflower, and the Outcast of Redwall.

Currently reading Rakkety Tam.

I looooved Redwall as a kid. I mean, I still do. (It's kinda what got me into furry) I started off with the original book 'Redwall' which you don't really need a background to read. He writes the books normally in no particular order. I think Mariel of Redwall and the Bellmaker are the only two that keeps the same main cast of characters between two books.

I'd start with Redwall or Mossflower, personally.

I've only read Pearls of Lutra so far. o3o

http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/1022743/

The stories are great. I have all of them, as far as I know. There may have been a new story or two since I've been in a bookstore. Mr. Jacques normally writes one book a year.

Yes, they are formulaic. Yes, there is always a happy ending. But consider that these are intended primarily as children's tales, even though adults enjoy them as well.

I think my only gripe is that he spends a few too many words describing the food. That is, at most, a minor gripe.

If you're looking for an enjoyable escape from the mundane world, I heartily recommend these. If you're looking for hidden meaning and deep intrigue, don't bother.