Lord Brocktree — Reader Q&A

According to Wikipedia this is the first book (chronologically)? Is this true?

Aislinn Yes. Lord Brocktree is the first book chronologically, and takes place before Redwall Abbey is built.

what age would you recommend for this book?

dagger [ain't that a kick in the head] I read it the first time at age eight and loved it, but I had strange tastes as a kid. The youngest I would recommend it for is probably 12 years old.…moreI read it the first time at age eight and loved it, but I had strange tastes as a kid. The youngest I would recommend it for is probably 12 years old. (less)

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should I read these books chronologically or in the order they were written?

Werepenguin Productions You can do either for a slightly different experience. A few of the minor reveals in the series won't be as meaningful if you read them chronologicall…moreYou can do either for a slightly different experience. A few of the minor reveals in the series won't be as meaningful if you read them chronologically instead of the order they were written. Some of the cameo reference/appearances are more interesting though if you read the books chronologically (or revisit earlier reads as you progress through the series). (less)

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Do you recommend that these books be read in chronological order or published order?

Werepenguin Productions You can do either for a slightly different experience. A few of the minor reveals in the series won't be as meaningful if you read them chronologicall…moreYou can do either for a slightly different experience. A few of the minor reveals in the series won't be as meaningful if you read them chronologically instead of the order they were written. Some of the cameo reference/appearances are more interesting though if you read the books chronologically (or revisit earlier reads as you progress through the series).

If we were to make a recommendation it would be in the published order. You can always revisit the books after fleshing out the history to appreciate cameos differently but the minor reveals are kind of lost if you read them chronologically.(less)

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I know that the audiobook for this was on cassette. Any suggestions on where to get a digital copy?

Werepenguin Productions A digital copy is available on Audible.

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