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Brian Jacques, author of the Redwall series passed away two days ago
I know most of you dudes have read at least one of the books. I loved them as a kid, even if I did figure out they were eventually the same dang book over and over. Still, my love for fantasy is pretty heavily rooted in Redwall.
So lets talk about how awesome these books were way back when and Mattimeo was totally the best one
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Or maybe that was just one of them?
When it came to mice books anyway
he was like the main dude of Redwall, I guess
Steaaaaaaam
I only ever read the early books when I was a kid but damn, back then I had a whole lot of them
now theres a show
no good at all
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Tiny little mice
Little tiny mice
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Oh man this makes me sad
I enjoyed them for the most part but sometimes I would just skim it when he'd go on a multi-page description of food or he wrote a bunch of incomprehensible mole dialogue.
SCREW YOU EARTH AND OLD AGE.
Or was this in every book?
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it's kind of hard to read them now because the flaws stick out a lot more now
but man, I loved them a whole bunch back then and I'm really sad to hear about this
This. Holy shit did he enjoy writing about feasts.
I can't remember what books I've read, it was only 2 or 3 I think... I did watch the tv show though! That was pretty cool!
it sort of added another layer to these characters lives, what they ate and what they sang and what they actually did, which made them seem more three-dimensional.
The Mouse and the Motorcycle and Stuart Little where the type of mouse stories I read.
there were a few exceptions, but mostly yeah
Guy wrote the best food porn, I am very sad to hear he has passed away as his books were a mainstay of my youth and probably part of the reason I find rodents adorable and interesting instead of disgusting. Sadly they are a series of books I found I could not read after I hit a certain age, though I may pick up my copy of Outcast of Redwall, which has been sitting in my bookshelf for many years unread after my mom snagged it for me while out book shopping. Still, its a wonderful thing to be able to suggest them to people with kids.
Also, I totally bought a bottle of cheap scotch once simply because of the fact that its name was Cluny.
my schools library had lots of them and i read them lots
(also it felt cool to read such big books as a 3rd grader)
brian jacques is a large part of why i read so much as a kid
and they were entertaining even through middle school and stuff
and i read one a few years ago, one of his newer ones, just for nostalgia sake, and it was still very entertaining!
The Redwall books were what got me into reading. Like, beyond reading with my parents, or at school because I had to. I picked up Salamandastron when I was 10 years old, it was the first novel I ever read and I went on to work my way through a load of the rest of the series. I stopped at Outcast of Redwall just 'cause I'd outgrown the setting by then, but I loved every book before that. Mattimeo and the Bellmaker were the best. Fucking loved the pirate otters. This is very sad news
Last one I read was.... High Rhulain, looks like
Which means I have three to go
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What spring does with the cherry trees.
I would think not anymore, but if they've announced a publication date does that mean it is in some mostly finished form? I don't know the timeline on this sort of thing
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I listened to the Mossflower audiobook like, a billion times.
Milking it is a real bastard for tiny mice, of course