Status Updates From Eulalia! (Redwall, #19)

When you only read a chapter at a time to a kiddo for bedtime, progress will be slow. Especially during a time of sleep regression.

So far this has a lot of the hallmarks of a Redwall story I tend to enjoy. A hero held captive by bad guys and troublemakers galore. I'm not sold on the big bad, but there's time yet for him to increase his infamy.

This is literally the first Redwall book that is not a reread in over a decade for me.

Also, I'm pretty sure I bought this when it was first released. I never read it because the post-Matthias Redwall era books largely underwhelmed me. Though that may also be due to me finally aging out of enjoying the series.

But I have a pipsqueak to read it to. And I'm so close to finishing the series that I just had to.