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The Redwall series of books is well written and perfect for both young and young-at-heart readers. It’s a fantasy set full of adventures of good versus evil, coming of age, finding bravery and friendship, reveling in poetry and song, and feasting as if at the end of a ten season famine! Brian Jacques crafted wonderful friends and heroes ate Redwall Abbey, and you’ll enjoy meeting them again and again!


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Eulalia! A Tale from Redwall Brian Jacques Books Reviews

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I am sad to say that I believe this is the weakest of the Redwall series. It's not a matter of a familiar plot, but the weakness of the characters, the occasional overly-convenient event, and repetitive descriptions. The Redwall elders are unusually harsh, particularly in the beginning of the book. Their characters seem very flat, and any changes in their actions don't seem believable. While I can accept the most overly-convenient events in a story I'm already suspending disbelief for, the badgers Salixa and Tabura came out of nowhere to fix Gorath's Bloodwrath. Salixa in particular was ridiculously two-dimensional. She was described as "slender" and "gentle" far too often to not be repetitive. I felt like I'd fallen into a random love story that just happened to have an adventure and badgers.

I enjoyed the book, and I certainly wouldn't steer younger or dedicated readers away from Eulalia. The plot was a typical, interesting adventure. It has its fun characters. I specifically enjoyed Maudie. It's an enjoyable story. The writing just wasn't up to Jacques' normal standard.
I love how descriptive the story is and how it is told from different point of views. I cant find a single thing that i dont like about this book.
These audio books are so well done! The kids, ages 6-18, enjoy listening to these and take them everywhere we go in the car. I have several Titles and they are begging me to purchase more.
The book was excellent however I was greatly disappointed in the audio that I purchased with it. When I previewed the book there was a short audio with it that had different voices for the characters. When I actually purchased the audio the voice was nearly monotone and somewhat staccato. I finally turned off the audio completely..
The Redwall series has always been one of my favorites. I find it fascinating having different animals play different stereotypes and fighting in medieval armour. This book isn't my favorite of the series but it is still fantastic, as they all are
All of the Redwall series are dearly loved by our 10 year old & 13 year old granddaughters. They will finish reading the entire series within a couple of months.
The late Brian Jacques even from beyond the grave calls at every heartstring of his readers, old and young alike. While the years of age have worn down on me far longer than most who read his miriad books and series, I continue to enjoy as much as the smallest dibbun the stories and adventures he had concocted. I would suggest him to anyone that might stay long enough for me to opine about Jacques' qualities to enthrall. There is the slight implosibility that the historian in me forces to the fore that these societies across the chronological breadth of time these books represent does not alter or advance in technology or societal construction, such as in the obvious possibility for a larger state to form in Mossflower with a government and army to protect themselves. But such importune thoughts are crushed by the heels of my childhood imagination so that I might continue to enjoy the stories. To finish, I can think of no better thing to mention to parents with this book in mind for their children than to say the series teaches all the way through such values as friendship, honesty, hard work, critical thinking, and an appreciation for good food! You can't go wrong!
The Redwall series of books is well written and perfect for both young and young-at-heart readers. It’s a fantasy set full of adventures of good versus evil, coming of age, finding bravery and friendship, reveling in poetry and song, and feasting as if at the end of a ten season famine! Brian Jacques crafted wonderful friends and heroes ate Redwall Abbey, and you’ll enjoy meeting them again and again!