Redwall Series — Volumes 14–18 (Five-Volume Set)
Journeys through Mossflower—where every path leads to adventure.
A clean, consecutive five-volume run from the later period of Brian Jacques’ celebrated Redwall series, comprising titles #14 through #18. These novels continue the richly developed world of Redwall Abbey, blending quest narratives, heroic animal characters, and the author’s signature mix of adventure, humor, and pastoral imagination.
Spanning 2001 to 2005, this grouping reflects the mature phase of the series, where Jacques deepens both character arcs and world-building while maintaining the accessible storytelling that made Redwall a cornerstone of modern children’s fantasy. The set offers strong continuity and is ideal for collectors seeking later volumes in uniform, high-grade condition.
DETAILS:
+++ Titles Included:
— Taggerung (#14, 2001)
— Triss (#15, 2002)
— Loamhedge (#16, 2003)
— Rakkety Tam (#17, 2004)
— High Rhulain (#18, 2005)
+++ Author: Brian Jacques
+++ Publisher: Hutchinson (UK) / Philomel (US editions)
+++ Format: Hardcover volumes with dust jackets
+++ Quantity: Five volumes
CONTENT HIGHLIGHTS:
+++ Continuation of the Redwall saga in its later chronological arc
+++ Distinct but interwoven quest narratives across the series world
+++ Signature blend of heroic fantasy, humor, and richly described feasting culture
+++ Strong ensemble casts featuring hares, otters, badgers, and woodland creatures
+++ Expands the geography and mythology of the Redwall universe
CONDITION: Near Fine. All volumes appear unread with no visible flaws or blemishes. Bindings are tight and square; interiors clean and bright. Minimal shelf handling consistent with light storage. Overall presents at a gift-quality level.
Series Context —
By the early 2000s, Brian Jacques had firmly established Redwall as one of the defining children’s fantasy series of the late 20th century. These later volumes demonstrate the enduring appeal of the series, maintaining narrative freshness while reinforcing its core themes of courage, loyalty, and community.
Unlike earlier entries, which are often more widely collected, later volumes in comparable condition are increasingly desirable for completing long runs, particularly in uniformly high grade. This grouping offers a practical and attractive acquisition for collectors seeking continuity without the wear often associated with children’s literature.
Subjects: Redwall series, Brian Jacques, anthropomorphic fantasy, children’s adventure fiction, woodland animals, quest narratives, early 2000s fantasy, Fantasy, Children’s Literature, Adventure
Item #21822
Price: $30.00
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