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1. By tawnysteps Jul 27th 2010

   hullo me good chappies an welcome to the REDWALL chat thread where you can chat about REDWALL! well toodle pip an all that m'good buckoes!
   your #1 REDWALL fan, Tawnysteps

2. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

   i'm not a crazy person i'm just a REDWALL fanatic!!!!!!!!!!!!! that was my Basil Stag Hare impression! come on ! NO one likes REDWALL?? NO one wants to chat about books??????? WARRIORS? Eragon? ANYHTING????? boo hoo!!!! I can't belive that anyone from England hasn't heard of Brian Jacques!!!!!!!

3. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

   No book fanatics out there???????!!!!!!!!!!! Don't be shy!!!!!!!!!!!!!! *sigh* the life of a REDWALL book fanatic is soooooooooo hard..... no one is even brave enough to speak up....................................................

4. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

   EVEN IF YOU DO NOT KNOW WHO BRIAN JACQUES AND REDWALL ARE, YOU ARE FREE TO CHAT ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT AS LONG AS IT INCLUDES BOOKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

5. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

   If no one wants to start off then I will...... It all begins like this....... Deep in Mossflower Woods there is a great Abbey called REDWALL. A community of mice, voles, squirrels, moles, badgers, otters, hedgehogs, and hares reside there. The Abbey is preparing for Abbot Mortimer's Golden Jubilee Feast...... Cluny the Scourge has come to Mossflower the young mouse Matthias id destend to save them all.... with the help of the spirit of Martin the Warrior............... read the book to find out the rest! DOES THAT SOUND INTERESTING ENOUGH TO TALK ABOUT REDWALL??????????? I'LL EVEN ANSWER QUESTIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

6. By Lola1990 Aug 4th 2010

   I watched Redwall! But I never read the books before.

7. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

   which season is the best????????????? i also wached the tv series!!!!!!!!!! i like your avatar

8. By wghtmf Aug 4th 2010

   I have not read any Redwall books, but I would like to

9. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

   also, i have read the books and they are GREAT!! i have REDWALL tee shirts, posters, and a lot more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

10. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    acually a new book just came out called The Sable Quean and i read that along with all the others. there are about 27 or 28 books! Brian Jacques (the author) has also written another series called Castaways of the flying duchman which is another good series!

11. By wghtmf Aug 4th 2010

    Oh, by the way, since you said we can talk about any books, has anyone read The 39 Clues? I have read the first 39 Clues. They are all by different authors but they follow on from each other.

12. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    no, i don't think i have read 39 clues yet ...... is the author Rick Riordan or something like that?????

13. By wghtmf Aug 4th 2010

    The author of the first one is Rick Riordan but like I said, they all have different authors.

14. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    ahh ha! thanks! are they all similar and can you give me a spot of info on them?

15. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    

    i think i will be going to the library so i will read the 39 clues summary and check it out.......................... i'll try to finish the first book quickly so we can chat about it!

16. By wghtmf Aug 4th 2010

    Well, they all carry on from each other so read them in order. They are about several spies, racing in the biggest treasure hunt in history: the 39 clues. There are 39 clues, respectively, which they must use to get the treasure. The main characters at the start of the book are Amy and Dan Cahill, but others join them.

17. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    thanks! the books sound immensley interesting and i WILL pick 'em up at the library!!!

18. By wghtmf Aug 4th 2010

    Okay, the first one is called The Maze of bones, I'm afraid that one's the only one I've read though.

19. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    

    that's okay because i am going to try to read it soon so we can chat about it

20. By wghtmf Aug 4th 2010

    The website is fun. http://www.the39clues.com
    Though there are mission games there, you should play them after you've read the corresponding book (and play the training mission after you've read the first book and before you've played the main first mission.)
    
    

21. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    

    thanks, i just wrote that down and will visit it after i have read a book or two!

22. By wghtmf Aug 4th 2010

    Here is a list of the books:
    The Maze of Bones
    One False Note
    The Sword Thief
    Beyond the Grave
    The Black Circle
    In Too Deep
    The Viper's Nest
    The Emperor's Code
    Storm Warning
    Into the Gauntlet (coming soon)

23. By wghtmf Aug 4th 2010

    I have to go now, speak to you tomorrow hopefully!

24. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    bye wghtmf! see you soon!

25. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    okay, does anyone want to chat about another book??????????

26. By funkycheese7000 Aug 4th 2010

    Has anyone read the Confessions Of Georgia Nicolson series? I finished it yesterday.

27. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    no, can you give me some info?

28. By funkycheese7000 Aug 4th 2010

    I'm not sure if you're a boy or a girl (sorry), but they're very girly books! They are written like diaries, and they follow the crazy life of 16-year-old Georgia Nicolson and her friends!

29. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    ohhh i love books like that! espesially the Dear Dumb Diary series!

30. By funkycheese7000 Aug 4th 2010

    Have you read Coraline? I like the book, but I can't bring myself to watch the film. O_o

31. By Shaun and the Ewe Aug 4th 2010

    So sorry to be stupidly oblivious, but what exactly happens in Redwall?

32. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    well... in Redwall Matthias the young mouse must regain the sword of Martin the Warrior to defeat the evil Cluny the Scourge who is battlig with the good abbeybeasts. the abbeybeasts aren't the fighting type and are trying to keep Cluny and his hordes out.... you should check out the tv series but view them online because the only broadcast in canada

33. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    yes, i have read coraline... it was o.k

34. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    i disliked the film IMMENSLEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! it scared me out of my wits!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

35. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    but that's just MY opinian.............do what YOU want to do...... see the film if you want...............no pressure

36. By ajmole Aug 4th 2010

    I saw Coraline. I don't really remember it though, but I remember that it was a bit creepy, but it didn't scare me.

37. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    Hi ajmole!

38. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    has anyone ever read The Guardians of Ga'Hoole?? the series was soooo good i wrote a poem about a charactor and entered a contest and won 1st place in the 6th grade division........... after i got a stuffed owl named Soren.............. after the main charactor........

39. By ajmole Aug 4th 2010

    Hello there! How's the weather where you live? Here it's darkish, even though its about 1:30 PM.
    
    I like The Red Pyramid by Rick Riordan. It's like his Percy Jackson series, but only a girl and a boy, it's Egyptian gods and they have to destroy a pyramid, not rescue a lighting bolt.

40. By ajmole Aug 4th 2010

    I read that series! I quit the series after about 15 of the books because I was getting bored with it.

41. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    th 15th book WAS the last one.... i own it

42. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    it's 2:24 p.m and it liiks stormy in New England. i am going to the library so i will check out the red pyramid

43. By ajmole Aug 4th 2010

    Hmm, maybe it was 10 books. I don't remember it, it was about 2 years ago.

44. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    i based my poem about Bess in the palace of mists
    here it goes;
    Boreal Owl
    As the dusk settles in
    and the last rays of golden light disappear over the horizon,
    a series of hoots break the silence of the night.
    The glorious voice of a boreal owl.
    The trees sway and the rythmic whistling of the boreal forms into a song.
    not of mournig or hope,
    but a wild song of mystery and wonder.
    Like chimes in the night.
    Like a gentle breeze rustling over a sea of wheat.
    The song tells a story, a story about the great cycle.
    The summer turning to fall, the leaves falling and autumn
    turning to winter, the new buds sprouting from the trees in spring,
    and of living and dying. A song of mystery and wonder.

45. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    it was 15 books...... the author, Kathryn Lasky is writting a new series; Wolves of the beyond and i own the first book Lone Wolf

46. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    hhow do you guays like my poem????

47. By ajmole Aug 4th 2010

    Epic, no wonder you got first place!

48. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    thanks! i wrote one called Dream Owl but won't put it on unless you want me to..........

49. By charli-girl Aug 4th 2010

    Well i think that poems amazing. I can see now why you got first place in that compettion.

50. By tawnysteps Aug 4th 2010

    thanks! this is Dream Owl
    Dream Owl
    She is a wisp of smoke on the wind.
    Her breath as soft as cloud fluff.
    While her wings and bodt are a soft, shimmering grey.
    She has pale yellow eyes.
    Honest eyes.
    At dusk, she seems like an apparition.
    During dawn she seems like morning mist.
    But in the day, she is an owl.
    A Great Gray owl.
    A ghost owl.
    Smoke on the wind.

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