Who else read Redwall in elementary school

>>9111685
EULALIAAA!!!

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The Long Patrol.

And the one with the mouse named Nimbalo.

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>>9111685
Thinking of reading it to my 6 year old, so I dug it out of my mums attic. Turns out it was much, much denser than I remember.

This shit was what I was all about though.

I didn't read it until high-school but I didn't manage to finish it.

Redwall was the shit
Didn't read more than like the first 3 though, didn't the author put out like 50 sequels

I read a good chunk of them between the age of 12-16. Great way to introduce kids into denser fiction, and fantasy (even though any hard fantasy outside Tolkien is garbage, Redwall is more fantasy-lite). He got a little formulaic for a while with about half of the books following the exact same story and character beats but the other half are really good.

>>9112289
I see Redwall as a standalone work, like Dune and Ender's Game