User:Axx1000

I recently read redwall and I instantly fell in love with the series i will be reading them in cronilogical order and i will rate each book as i read them and post my review on this page. I aslo will be updating about me in the near future.

ageing and timeline mystery

I have tried to comprehend the mysteries of ageing and timeline in this universe after a long time of thinking (about 3 monthes) this is what ive found out so far (I have found this out without the use of the internet, i have no idea if this subject is explaned anywhere)(this information is based off the first 3 books since thats all ive read so far): so far ive reasoned that the average creature lives to be about 40-50 years old, I have found out that animals have an extended infancy and an extended childhood. because of the extended childhood there is a rapid jump of matuity between late childhood and early adulthood. I have also pondered how long a season is weather or not its 1 year or 1/4 of a year, but im sure the ansers in one of the books i just didnt realize it. Based on the information above id guess that there is a 70-80 year gap between mossflower and redwall.

Ratings

Redwall: 9.5 out of 10 I loved this book and everything about it, the only problem i have with this book was it was too preditable.

Mossflower: 9.5 out of 10 Another Great book to the series! I loved the character Boar the Fighter, hope i can see him in later books (Martin and Groff too)((Im also going to throw in that i loved the surprise ending)).

Mattimeo: 10 out of 10 Really stunning book and it brought back a few of my favorite characters as long as add a few more.... truly a great book, and the surprise return of Chickenhound too!

Mariel of Redwall: 9 out of 10 A great book that I can eagerly say that it is a great addition to the Redwall series. I have to admit that the new charactors didnt excite me as much as the previous books. I will admit that the killing of the Hares was kinda sad, BUT the fact that Tarquin and Rosie got together was very nice.