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The Redwall series was written by Brian Jacques. The series chronicles the adventures of the anthropomorphic animals inhabiting Redwall Abbey and the surrounding countryside of Mossflower Wood, including mice, moles, hares, badgers, and other woodland species.
Redwall to be adapted into a major animated film and TV series by Netflix. Redwall Abbey is proud to announce that the beloved novels from Brian Jacques epic Redwall book series are to be realised as a Netflix Original Animated feature film and TV series.
Redwall (chronological order) Series by Brian Jacques. 22 primary works • 31 total works. This series is also listed in publication order. More. Book 1. Lord Brocktree. by Brian Jacques. 3.99 · 50,975 Ratings · 394 Reviews · published 2000 · 36 editions. The young haremaid Dotti and the badger-warrior Lo… Want to Read. Rate it: Book 2.
May 10, 2011 · Brian Jacques, the beloved British author of the Redwall series, died of a heart attack over the weekend at age 71. Hailed as one of “the best children’s authors in the world,” Jacques’ 21 Redwall books were translated into 29 languages and sold 20 million copies worldwide.
Brian's Books. Redwall is where safety and warmth surround you. Food, friends, music and song. Redwall will always welcome you back. The Redwall Adventures. The award winning Redwall Adventures at this time includes: Redwall (1986) Mossflower (1988) Mattimeo (1989) Mariel of Redwall (1991) Salamandastron (1992) Martin the Warrior (1993)
Sep 30, 2002 · The book that inspired a legend—the first novel in the beloved, bestselling Redwall saga. Welcome to Mossflower Wood, where the gentle mice have gathered to celebrate a year of peace and abundance. All is well…until a sinister shadow falls across the ancient stone abbey of Redwall.
Jan 1, 2001 · A heroic mouse by the name of Matthias lives peacefully in Redwall, an enclosed city within a fortress. The residents include mice, squirrels, badgers, otters, and all sorts of other small animals. However, an army of rats attack in envy of stealing the fortress.
