Books like Redwall
30 fantasy books to read after Redwall, by Jacques, Brian, the closest match first.
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Redwall book 2
1. Mossflower
by Jacques, Brian
- Same series
- Same author
Soon to be a Netflix original series! The thrilling prequel to Redwall, a must-read for any fan of the beloved, bestselling Redwall saga. The clever and greedy wildcat Tsarmina becomes...
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Redwall book 3
2. Mattimeo
by Jacques, Brian
- Same series
- Same author
The Redwall series is soon to be a Netflix original movie! The heroic adventures of Redwall continue with another epic tale overflowing with valorous personality, from the beloved, bestselling saga....
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Redwall book 4
3. Mariel Of Redwall
by Jacques, Brian
- Same series
- Same author
The Redwall series is soon to be a Netflix original movie! The bestselling Redwall saga continues with Mariel of Redwall. When the rat pirate Gabool the Wild attacks the mouse-ship...
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Redwall book 5
4. Salamandastron
by Jacques, Brian
- Same series
- Same author
The Redwall series is soon to be a Netflix original movie! The beloved Redwall saga continues in Salamandastron. The inhabitants of Redwall relax in the haze of summer-but as they...
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Redwall book 6
5. Martin The Warrior
by Jacques, Brian
- Same series
- Same author
Soon to be a Netflix original series! The battle for freedom begins now, as the adventure continues in the stunning world of Redwall. On the shore of the Eastern Sea,...
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Redwall book 7
6. The Bellmaker
by Jacques, Brian
- Same series
- Same author
The Redwall series is soon to be a Netflix original movie! New York Times bestselling author Brian Jacques masterfully recounts more woodland adventures in the seventh epic in the beloved...
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Redwall book 8
7. Outcast Of Redwall
by Jacques, Brian
- Same series
- Same author
New York Times bestselling author Brian Jacques gives us another tale of Redwall, filled with “The Knights of the Round Table with paws” (The Sunday Times) along with their friends...
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Redwall book 9
8. Pearls Of Lutra
by Jacques, Brian
- Same series
- Same author
The Redwall series is soon to be a Netflix original movie! The search for the pearls is underway in the next installment of the beloved and bestselling Redwall series. The...
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Inkworld book 1 Start here
9. Inkheart
by Funke, Cornelia
- On the same lists
A series of books about books…what more could an avid fantasy reader want? In her Inkheart series, Cornelia Funke takes everything that is enchanting about reading, and creates a hard-hitting...
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The Kingdoms Of Thorn And Bone book 1 Start here
10. The Briar King
by Keyes, Greg
- On the same lists
Keyes stunned the fantasy community with his phenomenal new high fantasy novel, The Briar King, a few years ago. This guy is a master of the English language. His writing...
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11. Way Of The Wolf
by Knight, E.e.
- On the same lists
Picture a dark, apocalyptic world set in the near future. A world conquered by vampiric aliens, where humans are kept as nothing more than feeding and breeding stock. This is...
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Oath Of Empire book 1 Start here
12. The Shadow Of Ararat
by Harlan, Thomas
- On the same lists
It is 600 AD and Rome has never fallen. The Roman Empire of the East will join the Roman Empire of the West to invade the inimical Persians who threaten...
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Incarnations Of Immortality book 1 Start here
13. On A Pale Horse
by Anthony, Piers
- On the same lists
I'm not a fan of Piers Anthony in general (on a personal level I find the man utterly distasteful just read his blog for example and you'll find he's a...
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14. The Eyes Of A God
by Marco, John
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Very well written fantasy series. Expect the usual grey characterization endemic to all of John Marco's books. Read the other two sequels "Devil's Armor" and "Sword of Angels." Disappointed with...
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15. Weavers Of Saramyr
by Wooding, Chris
- On the same lists
A fantasy series set in an elaborately detailed medieval Asian landscape. The book has two very well drawn female protagonists. These are some great fantasy books that don't get enough...
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The Dragoncrown War Cycle book 2
16. Fortress Draconis
by Stackpole, Michael A.
- On the same lists
This High Fantasy series has gone under the radar for some reason. It's fantasy in the classic epic tradition. A band of heroes strives against an all-powerful sorceress. The most...
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17. Shadow Of The Lion
by Lackey, Mercedes
- On the same lists
Rich and complex high fantasy, set in an alternate Venice. Somewhat slow, especially at the beginning, but a nice long read for that rainy day. Book gets very good if...
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Aldabreshin Compass book 1 Start here
18. Southern Fire
by Mckenna, Juliet E.
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This saga is a nice change from standard fantasy. It's set in a Mediterranean milieu -- rich, complex, and full of exotic mystery. Overall, a great read. British author McKenna,...
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The Sun Sword book 1 Start here
19. The Broken Crown
by West, Michele
- On the same lists
Epic in the tradition of Robert Jordan. The characters are well drawn, at the cost of the story's pacing. You will either love West or hate her style. If you...
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20. In Legend Born
by Resnick, Laura
- On the same lists
Outstanding characterization. Resnick really knows how to write realistic characters. Most of the characters are painted in shades of grey. Her plot is enticing, and after the first few chapters,...
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21. The Prince Of Shadow
by Benjamin, Curt
- On the same lists
Benjamin does something unique: he creates an epic fantasy based in an Asian (Chinese mythological) setting. Very good series -- sort of like a Robert Jordan (not as big though!)...
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Dragonriders Of Pern book 1 Start here
22. Dragonflight
by Mccaffrey, Anne
- On the same lists
A series where an alien reptile species has been genetically engineered to be dragons who breathe fire and communicate telepathically.
A classic among dragon-loving fantasy fans. I don't feel the stories or characters are particularly memorable, especially with a raft of better dragon fantasy fiction out there, but still worth...
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23. Peter Pan
by Barrie, J. M.
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Another classic book that features a story for all ages and genders. Peter Pan, the boy who never grew up. Peter Pan is one of those stories that stays with...
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24. Princess Bride
by Elwes, Cary
- On the same lists
An awesome movie, but an even better book. It’s a delightful book for children and adults too - a true tale for all ages. What’s specifically awesome about this story...
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25. Keys To The Kingdom
by Nix, Garth
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Seven days. Seven keys. Seven virtues. Seven sins. One mysterious house is the doorway to a very mysterious world -- where one boy is about to venture and unlock a...
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Young Wizards book 1 Start here
26. So You Want To Be A Wizard
by Duane, Diane
- On the same lists
A compelling book that touches on a lot of issues that face kids. It’s also a pretty damn exciting story about two kids learning how to be wizards. It’s a...
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27. Where The Wild Things Are
by Sendak, Maurice
- On the same lists
A strong series for kids looking for a bit of adventure fantasy. It’s not deep or particularly complex; it’s not a classic that tries to teach you something grand as...
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Artemis Fowl book 1 Start here
28. Artemis Fowl
by Colfer, Eoin
- On the same lists
Artemis is an unusual protagonist in Juvenile Fantasy because he's an anti-hero—he's rich, spoiled, smart and a criminal mastermind. A thoroughly engaging series with a sly wit.
Amazon Book Description From a strikingly original voice in fiction comes the story of Artemis Fowl, a very unusual hero. Artemis combines the astuteness of Sherlock Holmes with the sangfroid...
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29. Septimus Heap
by Zugy, Angie Sage And Mark
- On the same lists
This one takes place in the fictional city of The Castle which is surrounded by a great wall.The books are light reading and don't take themselves too seriously. A good...
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30. Ranger's Apprentice
by Flanagan, John A.
- On the same lists
A juvenile/young adult series set in a medieval Europe that resembles our own. The story follows an orphan protagonist who seeks to protect the kingdom from evil invaders.
A strong series for kids looking for a bit of adventure fantasy. It's not deep or particularly complex; it's not a classic that tries to teach you something grand as...
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