pickThis is not a book I would have picked up on my own but my S/O loved these books as a kid. The REDWALL books are stand alone novels connected by location (Redwall Abbey of Mossflower) that follow different anthropomorphic animals on adventures. It took me a while to adjust to the style but the storyline was engaging. Overall, I enjoyed this more than anticipated and look forward to reading more books from the series!
Sunflash the Mace is one of Jacques' most memorable characters.
Getting back into #marchintoreading : Green covers
Most of the Redwall series is on my kindle, but these two are my favorite so they get a spot on my shelf. Would Watership Down be considered #anthropomorphiccharacters ? Also #currentread is Carve the Mark plus I started listening to Nobody is Ever Missing today.
#riotgrams #feistyfeb @bookriot @RealLifeReading
So, I've been busy slinging coffee and haven't yet done much reading for the #24in48 #readathon, but I hear there's a reading buddy contest? This is Sherlock the ferret, though he acts far more like a puppy dog - always follows me around, begs for treats, and curls up next to me when I'm reading. This is one of my favorite photos of him 😊 #thebookishferrets
Outcast of Redwall (Bound for Schools & Libraries) | 
