'Redwall Abbey' in the series 'Redwall Non-Fiction' by author Brian Jacques is a fun and interactive book that allows readers to build their own tabletop abbey. The book includes punch-out characters and objects, a short story, and detailed instructions on assembling the abbey, complete with various rooms like the great hall, kitchen, and bedrooms. The book captures the essence of the Redwall universe and provides an engaging hands-on experience for fans of the series.

Readers have expressed their enjoyment in building the abbey and playing make-believe with it, creating their own versions of the Redwall stories. The book combines storytelling with a creative activity, making it a unique and entertaining addition to the Redwall series. Despite some durability issues with the construction of the abbey, readers appreciate the detailed design and the overall experience of bringing the Redwall world to life.

Characters:

Characters in the story are anthropomorphic animals, each contributing to the overarching themes of heroism and community.

Writing/Prose:

The prose is engaging and reminiscent of the author's established style in prior works, featuring a whimsical and adventurous narrative.

Plot/Storyline:

The narrative revolves around the themes of adventure and camaraderie among animal characters in the Redwall universe.

Setting:

The setting is a richly illustrated and inviting depiction of Redwall Abbey, creating an immersive environment.

Pacing:

The story progresses steadily, balancing action with development to keep the reader engaged.

Notes:

Build Your Own Redwall Abbey is packaged in a 9 by 12 folder.

It includes punch-out characters and objects, plus a 16-page story pamphlet about The Redwall Warrior's Code.

The assembly features a detailed model of the abbey, including the great hall and surrounding areas.

No cutting or gluing is required, but tape may help stabilize the model.

Assembly takes about an hour and is fun for ages 8 and up.

The finished abbey has details like candlesticks and Redwall signage, but is made of thin cardboard.

The model's durability is a common concern, especially in humid conditions.

It is recommended for children aged 7-8 who are learning to follow directions.

Many fans of the Redwall series enjoy having this model at home.

Supplementary materials for the Redwall series are available, like quiz books and potential cookbooks.

From The Publisher:

Create this one-of-a-kind model of Redwall Abbey and unravel the mystery of the legendary Warrior's Code. With the help of the press-out characters of Redwall and the story in the accompanying booklet, discover the clues hidden within the Abbey walls themselves. No cutting or gluing is required to assemble the wonder-filled Abbey.

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Redwall Abbey

Brian Jacques

Book 2 in the series:Redwall Non-Fiction