Brian Jacques

[link583]

Re: Brian Jacques

I loved his books. Outcast of Redwall is one of my favorites.

[ShastaTwist]

Re: Brian Jacques

My sixth grade teacher read Redwall to us.

I bought that book and then read some of the rest, but I can't remember much, I've read too many books since.

They were well written, in any case.

[ThexBear]

Re: Brian Jacques

Hmm. I've never read the series personally, though it's been recommended to me by many. I just gotta find a good place to find the books.. xDD

[sujishishou]

Re: Brian Jacques

I liked Salamandastron and Legend of Luke. I read them in 7th grade. They were the shiznit. That is, until The Wheel of Time.

[lord_carbo]

Re: Brian Jacques

Redwall takes the phrase "every repost is repost repost" and reposts it every 5 seconds.

I read Marlfox and Redwall. Pretty neat books. I then picked up Mossflower, and to my disappointment, it felt just like Redwall (it was even published after Redwall, too). I got pretty bored with the book quickly. I did a little reading up and found out that a major criticism of his series is how the majority of them are, in exaggerated terms, the same darn thing.

I then just naturally stopped reading Mossflower and moved onto Robert Jordan (rofl).

Redwall and Marlfox were pretty good though, but I don't think I'd pick up the series again.

[911840]

Re: Brian Jacques

Redwall takes the phrase "every repost is repost repost" and reposts it every 5 seconds.

I read Marlfox and Redwall. Pretty neat books. I then picked up Mossflower, and to my disappointment, it felt just like Redwall (it was even published after Redwall, too). I got pretty bored with the book quickly. I did a little reading up and found out that a major criticism of his series is how the majority of them are, in exaggerated terms, the same darn thing.

sorry guys, i have to agree with him...back then they were great, but now that i think about it i probably wouldn't be able to reread the series...

loved marlfox and the loamhedge thing though