I am starting to buy this series in hardcover so I have them to read with my someday grandchildren. I read books 1-6 with my son and we loved them.

Great story , kept me turning the pages. Would say a lot more but I don't want to be a spoiler.

I really liked this Redwall book. But in my opinion it started out slightly slower, although that is redeemed because it gets a faster pace in the end part. As always the food descriptions are riveting and the riddles are super fun. I LOVED seeing Cornflower's more awesome and kickbutt side in this novel.

MY TRIPLETS ARE 22 NOW AND EACH SEPARATELY WANT TO GIFT YOUNG ONES WITH THIS WHOLE SET THEY HAVE SENT THEM AS FAR FROM TEXAS AS PORTUGAL AND AUSTRALIA.
THE STORY IS G R E A T TO CUDDLE UP AND READ WITH DIFFERENT VOICES

This book is about a young mouse warrior. The violence in it is animals fighting animals--good vs. bad. The 'sexual content' is a shy little animal with a crush on another shy little animal. Nothing graphic, only holding paws! The book is a quest and story about how parent animals leave their peaceful home to try to find their youngsters (the young warrior mouse and his friends) who have been snatched by "slaver" rats.The young ones are intelligent enough to plot how to escape, the parents are wise enough to follow the trail until they find their young ones, have a grand battle with the bad rats and rescue their young ones. The book ends with peace restored and the good animals win! Cute descriptive writing. Love that good wins over bad in the end!