I can't remember the name of these "Redwall"-type books that I really enjoyed as a kid?

Question

Like I said, they're young reader books like the Redwall series--animals running around adventuring and battling sinister forces and the like.

I know there are at least two books in the series. The first book's title includes an owl, a tooth or a claw or some similar combination perhaps? Then, the sequel (I think) is titled the main cat character's name--with a photo of a cat in some grass on the cover.

These are obscure details, I know--but I don't have anything else to go on. I really want to know because I'm thinking of writing a book like this sometime down the road (and my wife and I are having a little girl soon--she needs to have cool books to read). Thanks!

These are NOT by Brian Jacques! They're similar to the Redwall books, but they are not part of the series. Sorry, a lot of you seem to think I'm asking about Redwall.

Answer 1

most larger libraries have a childrens room master book. it contains almost every book imaginable. they are cross referenced by author, title, main character, sometimes setting , age level. i have used it to find a series when all i could remember was : a nice magicial lady, lots of different stories about bad kids. it was " Mrs. Pigglewiggle" !!! and thats 40 years after hearing the stories !!!! good luck.

Answer 2

The Redwall series by Brian Jacques consists of eighteen of nineteen books. In the order they were published, they are:

Redwall
Mossflower
Mattimeo
Mariel of Redwall
Salamandastron
Martin the Warrior
The Bellmaker
Outcast of Redwall
The Pearls of Lutra
The Long Patrol
Marlfox
The Legend of Luke
Lord Brocktree
The Taggerung
Triss
Loamhedge
Rakkety Tam
High Rhulain

Another is published every year.

Brian Jacques has also written several other books, including 'Castaways of the Flying Dutchman' and 'Angel's Command'

Answer 3

Mossflower, Redwall, theres close to 20 books in the seiries. They are by Brian Jaques. If you want more titles just post another question

Answer 4

Rhyming books are for non-reading kids, it is more fun for them to listen to. Once they advance non-rhyming with associated pictures help them along. My daughter really enjoys books with animals and anything Dr. Seuss(she is 17 mths). But her taste in books changes weekly so I think a well thought out and illustrated book will always have a market.

Answer 5

animals fighting against each other can be sad at times, but sometimes the books have humor in it. they are a good series to read though.here's some info: one of the character's name is Martin the Warrior, and he usually appears in a vison to give advice. oh yeah, there's a lot of songs and poems in the book too.