Redwall books in order
Order: from the publisher's list (penguinrandomhouse.com); positions shown where the list confirms them
Last checked: September 24, 2026, against penguinrandomhouse.com
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1986 · Book
You searched for this book Start hereFirst book in the main order, first published in 1986. Cover from Google Books -
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The series at a glance
Wikidata lists 22 works as parts of this series.
Source: wikidata.org, checked 2026-11-06Wikidata lists the publisher as Random House.
Source: wikidata.org, checked 2026-11-06Wikidata lists a publication date of 1986 for the series.
Source: wikidata.org, checked 2026-11-06What the story is
Wikidata lists the genre as fantasy and children's literature.
Source: wikidata.org, checked 2026-11-06The Library of Congress files Redwall under the subject headings Mice, Animals and Fantasy.
Source: lccn.loc.gov, checked 2026-11-06About the author
Wikidata lists Brian Jacques as born in 1939 in Liverpool.
Source: wikidata.org, checked 2026-11-06Common questions
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